| an aerie of | Eagles |
| a brood of | Eagles |
| a colony of | Eagles |
| a convocation of | Eagles |
| an eyrie of | Eagles |
| a jubilee of | Eagles |
| a nest of | Eagles |
| a soar of | Eagles |
| a spread of | Eagles |
| a stooping of | Eagles |
| a tower of | Eagles |
| a come back of (Bald) | Eagles |
| a toupee of (Bald) | Eagles |
| a constellation of (Steller’s sea) | Eagles |
| a clutch of | Eggs |
| a set of | Eggs |
| a colony of | Egrets |
| a congregation of | Egrets |
| a heronry of | Egrets |
| an RSVP of | Egrets |
| a stand of | Egrets |
| a skewer of | Egrets |
| a wedge of | Egrets |
| a stampede of (cattle) | Egrets |
| a creche of (Merganser) | Eider |
| a quilt of | Eiders |
| a colony of | Elephant birds |
| an extinction of | Elephant birds |
| a setting of (Cuban) | Emeralds |
| an embrassment of | Empids |
| a brood of | Emus |
| a mob of | Emus |
Additions to this list are welcome, especially Australian and New Zealand birds. EMAIL: [email protected]
NZ Birds uses antique print images to illustrate our site. For the purposes of this page, we would be pleased to receive photographs of birds from around the world to illustrate some of the collective nouns. Please EMAIL: [email protected] if you wish to contribute.