Collective nouns

A group of eggs in a nest is called a clutch.

A couple is two people together as partners or as a small group. It can also mean two things or items.

You often hear it for friends or romantic partners, like a couple walking or a couple celebrating. You may see it in phrases such as "a couple of days" to mean a small number of days.

In Kenya, a group of rhinoceros is called a crash.

A crowd is a large group of people. Generally a crowd is a group of people with no particular order, jostling together.
You can also use crowd as a verb, as in "to crowd in together" which means putting a lot of things in a small space.

A group of hares is called a drove. Sometimes they are called a husk.

The traditional family unit is a mother, a father and some children, living together. There are a lot of different variations today.

A group of sheep, goats or birds is called a flock.

Folk is a word used to describe people, often of a similar culture or social class. The folk singers in the picture celebrate their culture by wearing traditional clothing.

A group of geese is called a gaggle.

A group is a number of related things, together. The photo is of a group of women about to go on a race.