| a mountain resort of | Takahe |
| a tussock of | Takahe |
| a season of | Tanagers |
| a whisper of | Tattlers |
| a brace of | Teal(s) |
| a bunch of | Teal |
| a coil of | Teal |
| a colony of | Teals |
| a diving of | Teals |
| a dopping of | Teal |
| a flock of | Teal |
| a flush of | Teal |
| a knob of | Teal |
| a leash of | Teal |
| a little knob of | Teal |
| a paddling of | Teal |
| a plump of | Teal |
| a raft of | Teal |
| a spring of | Teal |
| a string of | Teal |
| a trip of | Teal |
| a dash of (Cinnamon) | Teal |
| a seasoning of (Cinnamon) | Teal |
| a ternery of | Terns |
| a "U" of | Terns |
| a whisps of | Terns |
| a committee (common) | Terns |
| a cotillion of (elegant) | Terns |
| a straightness of (least) | Terns |
| a highness of (royal) | Terns |
| a hogey of (sandwich) | Terns |
| a moustache of (Whiskered) | Terns |
| a hermitage of | Thrushes |
| a mutation of | Thrushes |
| a rash of | Thrushers |
| a checklist of | Tickers |
| a banditry of | Titmouse |
| a dissimulation of | Titmouse |
| a banditry of | Tits |
| a dissimulation of | Tits |
| a volery of (Long-tailed) | Tits |
| a tangle of | Towees |
| a teapot of | Towees |
| a battery of | Tui(s) |
| an ecstasy of | Tui |
| a flock of (Violet) | Turacos |
| a brood of | Turkeys |
| a crop of | Turkeys |
| a death row of | Turkeys |
| a dole of | Turkeys |
| a dule of | Turkeys |
| a flock of | Turkeys |
| a gang of | Turkeys |
| a herd of | Turkeys |
| a mob of | Turkeys |
| a muster of | Turkeys |
| a posse of | Turkey |
| a raffle of | Turkeys |
| a raft of | Turkeys |
| a rafter of | Turkeys |
| a school of | Turkeys |
| a thanksgiving of | Turkeys |
| a run of (wild) | Turkeys |
| a bachelor group of (wild male) | Turkeys |
| a posse of (wild male) | Turkeys |
| a dule of | Turtle-doves |
| a peerage of | Turtle-doves |
| a pitying of | Turtle-doves |
| a true love of | Turtle-doves |
| a shaving of beardless | Tyrannulets |
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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.