lonesome55dove

You're welcome!

Ok.

Thank you so much for the info and help. I allowed access for anyone with the link so it should be available for everyone now.

@Charlie Spencer @Birds are cool Sorry, the list is a Google document, I didn't realize that in order to access the link you would need a Google login. I could privately message you the list then you could save it however you wish. In the meantime I will try to figure out another way for anyone who doesn't have Google.

Here is the link to the list. https://docs.google.com/document/d/17W4H7I4lBPnPWogW_He-odADt1bQngWWboDioE-4ri8/edit?usp=drivesdk

No Northern Shoveler for me but I do have an up-to-date list of all of the birds that have been picked. If anyone wants it I will gladly send it to you or I could post it here for everyone.

This isn't the greatest photo but it's my favorite.

Great photos of Swamp Sparrows everyone. Unfortunately I've never seen one.

Pacific Wren ... I missed getting this one posted a few months ago.

A murder of Crows

A parliament of Crows

A parcel of Crows

A mob of Crows

A hover of Crows

Cool photo! Willets are in the Sandpiper family so, - a bind of sandpipers- a cluster of sandpipers - a contradiction of sandpipers - a fling of sandpipers- a hill of sandpipers - a time-step of sandpipers.

A glittering of Hummingbirds

A bouquet of Hummingbirds

A drum of Goldfinches

I'll start it off with... A charm of Goldfinches

A group of animals are referred to by a ''collective noun''. Such as a herd of cows, a pride of lions, a school of fish, same goes for each species of our feathered friends. Here's a few examples... Crows - a murder, a horde, a mob, a muster, a hover, a parcel, a parliament, a storytelling Starlings - a congregation, a murmuration, an affliction, a chattering, a constellation, a scourge, a cloud, a clutter Ducks, depending on what they are doing... On water - a paddling, a raft, a team Diving - a dopping On land - a waddling, a safe, a badling In flight - a plump, a flock, a skein And more general names - a bed, a coil, a company, a fleet, a gang, a gathering, a knob, a party, a string, a twack, a wedge... A group is usually thought of as many individuals but some species are not very social so photos with as few as three birds will be acceptable but the more the merrier. The object of this photo share is to post a photo of a group of a species and use the ''collective noun'' associated with them. I would suggest that you do a little homework and Google ''collective nouns of/for birds" and save it in a word document or print it out to keep handy as a reference. Some species have multiple names so you may post more than one photo per species providing you use a different photo for each noun. I'm looking forward to seeing your group photos. Any questions don't hesitate to ask. Have fun! lonesome55dove ~ aka/Darci