Bird Group Names

I've found there are many names to call something by, but perhaps some of the most fun are the words for groups of animals.

Birds:
Birds in general	- A flight (in the air), flock (on the ground), volary (volery), brace (generally for gamebirds or waterfowl, referring to a pair or couple killed by a hunter), a congregation, pod, A zeal
Bitterns	A sedge
Bobolinks	A chain
Bullfinches	A bellowing
Bullocks	A drove
Buzzards	A wake
Chicken	A brood or clutch or peep of chickens
Chicks (of species)	A brood; clutch, chattering of chicks
Choughs	A chattering or clattering of
Coots	A cover, a covert
Cormorants	A gulp
Crane	A sedge, a herd or siege of cranes
Crows	A murder, horde
Curlew	A Herd
Dotterel	A trip
Doves	A dule, a dole, a piteousness or pitying (specific to turtle doves)
Ducks	A brace, flock (in flight), raft, bunch, team, or paddling (on water), a safe (on land) badling
Dunlins	A fling
Eagles	A convocation
Emus	A mob of emus
Finches	A charm or chirm of finches
Flamingos	A stand, pat, flamboyance
Geese	A flock, gaggle (on the ground), skein or team or wedge (in flight)
Goldfinch	A charm of goldfinches
Grouse	A pack (in late season) or covey of grouse
Gulls	A colony
Hawks	A cast, kettle (flying in large numbers), boil (two or more spiraling in flight)
Hen	A brood of hens
Heron	A hedge or scattering of herons, A sedge, a siege
Jays	A party, scold
Lapwings	A deceit, a desert
Lark	An ascension or exaltation of larks
Magpies	A tiding, tittering gulp, murder, charm
Mallards	A sord (in flight), brace or suit of mallard
Marten	A richness, or richesse of martens
Nightingales	A watch
Owls	A parliament
Parrots	A company, a pandemonium
Partridge	A covey
Peacock	A muster or ostentation of peacocks
Peep	A litter of peeps
Penguin	A colony of penguins, muster or parcel or rookery
Pheasant	A nest, nide (nye) head or bouquet of pheasants
Pigeon	A flock or flight of pigeons, a kit of flying pigeons
Plovers	A congregation, stand of plovers, wing (in flight)
Pochards	A rush or flight
Ptarmigans	A covey
Quail	A bevy, covey, drift
Raven	An unkindness of ravens
Rook	A building, parliment or clamour of rooks
Ruffs	A hill
Sheldrake	A dopping
Snipe	A walk, a wisp
Sparrows	A host
Starlings	A murmuration
Storks	A mustering
Swallows	A flight
Swan	A bevy, herd, lamentation, game; a wedge (in flight) of swans
Swift	A flock of swifts
Teal	A spring
Turkeys	A rafter, gang
Turtle dove	A pitying or dule of turtle doves
Widgeons	A company, a trip
Wild ducks	A team (in flight)
Wild fowl	A bunch, trip, plump, knob (less than 30)
Woodcocks	A fall
Woodpeckers	A descent
Wrens	A herd