flock

a flock of gulls.

a flock of sheep.

the murmuration of a flock of warblers.

watch a flock of sheep

a flock of schoolchildren;

to head off a flock of sheep

a herd of elephants.See Synonyms at flock 1

a bevy of beauties.See Synonyms at flock 1

They move with their flocks to upland pastures.

they drove a flock of sheep through the centre of the city.

tourists flock to Oxford in their thousands.

The crowd flocked in the church.

The children flocked round their teacher.

worrying about the unpaid bills. See also Synonyms at flock 1

the Ukrainian diaspora flocked back to Kiev.

flocks of waders often perform aerial evolutions.

flocks of young people hung around at twilight.

young men flocked about her.

It's hardly surprising that tourists flock to see the area.

And they don't flock to cotton.

The Yokobori family feeds their flock of chickens.

Have you ever observed that " birds of a feather flock together" ?

He's sort of poking the pigs and checking the flocks and herds.

They manage the goat flocks; they take them out for grazing.

The Yokobori family feeds their flock of chickens, feeding themselves freshly laid eggs.

Just administer for me a narrow flock to over the next five days.

One might even call them flocks considering they're closer related to birds.

You might even call them flocks considering they're closer related to birds.