If you own 2 Burros, do you have a herd?

[Lorene W]

Congratulations, Gina!

A 17' Burro! "Livin' Large"

Hope it brings you and the pups many miles of fun

[Gina D.]

Thx!

No, this one has good gel coat and should shine up nicely. The 13 had a wierd brownish color on it I never liked, so thats why the paint over.

I can't imagine anything this big in RED. It'll look like a fire truck being towed by an ant!

[Frederick L. Simson]

Your tail light lenses don't have back-up lights so you'll have to check the wiring diagram to see if a conductor is part of the loom. If not, it might be wise to add one when the new plug is installed.
Kurt & Ann K.

I doubt that there is a yellow wire in the loom, especially with only a 6 pin plug.
My Fiber Stream did not have one either. Installing new tail lights with built-in back-up lights and threading the yellow wire into the loom was a relatively easy job. Or, separate back-up light fixtures could also be done...

[Per Walthinsen]

It seems very few have actually answered the question in the title of this thread. "Herd" of Burros may not be correct, so let me suggest some alternatives:

"Bunch" of Burros (grapes).
"Bundle" of Burros," and my personal favorite:
"Bevy" of Burros.

[Gina D.]

Well, I have a flock of beagles.. why couldn't it be a gaggle?

By the way, I have named it The McMansion.

[Bigfoot Mike]

So I looked up name of groups of animals. Here a list to get your ideas going. Based on what I see, you have a “Drove of Burros”. Frankly I vote for a “Comfort of Burros”.

ANIMAL - GROUP NAME
Albatross - Rookery
Alligators - Congregation
Apes - Shrewdness
Antelope - Herd
Ants - Colony, Army, Swarm
Asses - Pace
Auks - Colony, Flock, Raft
Baboons - Troop, Flange
Bacteria - Culture
Badgers - Cete, Colony, Set, Company
Barracudas - Battery
Bats - Colony, Cloud
Bass - Shoal
Bears (General) - Sloth, Sleuth
Bears (Cubs) - Litter
Beavers - Colony
Bees - Grist, Hive, Swarm
Birds (Chicks) - Brood, Clutch
Birds (Flight) - Flight
Birds (Game) - Volary, Brace, Plump, Knob
Birds (Ground) - Flock, Dissimulation
Birds (Sea) - Wreck
Bison - Herd
Bitterns - Sedge, Seige
Bloodhounds - Sute
Bobolinks - Chain
Buffalo - Herd
Bullfinches - Bellowing
Bullocks - Drove
Butterflies - Flight, Flutter, (Many more)
Buzzards - Wake
Camels - Caravan, Train
Caribou - Herd
Caterpillars - Army
Cats (General) - Clowder, Clutter, Pounce, Dout, Nuisance, Glorying
Cats (Kittens) - Kindle, Litter, Intrigue
Cats (Wild) - Destruction
Cattle - Drove, Herd, Team
Chickens (General) - Brood, Peep
Chickens (Chicks) - Clutch, Chattering
Chinchilla - Colony
Clams - Bed
Cobras - Quiver
Cockroaches - Intrusion
Cod - Lap
Coots - Cover
Cormorants - Gulp
Cows - Kine
Coyotes - Band
Crabs - Cast
Cranes - Sedge, Seige
Crocodiles - Bask, Float
Crows - Murder, Horde, Parcel
Curlews - Herd
Deer (General) - Herd, Leash, Gang
Deer (Buck) - Brace, Clash
Deer (Roe) - Bevy
Dogs (General) - Kennel
Dogs (Curs) - Cowardice
Dogs (Hounds) - Cry, Mute, Pack
Dogs (Puppies) - Litter
Dogs (Wild) - Pack
Dolphins - Pod
Donkeys - Drove, Pace
Dotterel - Trip
Doves (General) - Dule, Bevy, Cote, Dole, Paddling
Doves (Turtle) - Pitying, Piteousness
Ducks (Flight) - Flock
Ducks (Ground) - Brace, badling
Ducks (Water) - Raft, Team, Paddling
Eagles - Convocation
Eels - Swarm, Bed, Fry
Elephants - Herd, Memory
Elk - Gang
Emus - Mob
Ferrets - Business, Cast, Fesnying
Finches - Charm
Fish (General) - Draft, Nest, Shoal, School ("school" is possibly a corruption of shoal)
Fish (Caught) - Catch, Drought, Haul
Flamingos - Stand
Flies - Business, Swarm
Frogs - Army, Colony
Fox - Leash, Skulk, Earth, Lead
Geese (General) - Flock
Geese (Flight) - Skein
Geese (Ground) - Gaggle
Giraffes - Tower
Gnats - Cloud, Horde, Swarm
Gnus - Implausibility
Goats - Tribe, Trip, Drove
Goldfish - Glint, Troubling
Gorillas - Band
Grasshoppers - Cloud
Greyhounds - Leash
Grouse - Pack
Gulls - Colony
Hawks (General) - Cast
Hawks (Flight) - Kettle
Hawks (Spiraling) - Boil
Hedgehogs - Array
Herons - Sedge, Siege, Hedge
Herring - Army
Hippopotamuses - Bloat
Hornets - Nest, Bike
Horses (General) - Team, Harras, Stable, Troop, Stud (a group belonging to one owner)
Horses (Colts) - Rag, Rake
Horses (Ponies) - String
Horses (Wild) - Herd
Hyenas - Cackle
Impalas - Herd
Insects - Horde, Nest, Swarm, Rabble, Plague
Jays - Party, Scold
Jellyfish - Smack
Kangaroos - Troop, Mob
Lapwings - Deceit
Larks - Exaltation, Ascension
Leopards - Leap
Lice - Flock
Lions - Pride, Sault, Troop
Lizards - Lounge
Locusts - Plague
Magpies - Tiding, Gulp, Murder, Charm
Mallards (General) - Brace
Mallards (Flight) - Sord
Martens - Richness
Midges - Bite
Minnows - Shoal, Steam, Swarm
Moles - Labor, Company, Movement
Monkeys - Troop, Barrel, Carload, Tribe
Moose - Herd
Mosquitoes - Scourge
Mules - Pack, Span, Barren, Rake
Nightingales - Watch
Otters - Romp, Bevy, Family
Owls - Parliament, Stare
Oxen - Team, Yoke, Drove
Oysters - Bed
Parrots - Company
Partridge - Covey, Pandemonium
Peacocks - Muster, Ostentation
Pekingese - Pomp
Pelicans - Pod
Penguins - Colony, Rookery
Pheasants (General) - Nest, Nye
Pheasants (Brood) - Nide
Pheasants (Take-Off) - Bouquet
Pigeons - Flight, Flock, Kit
Pigs (General) - Drift, Drove
Pigs (Boars) - Singular, Sounder
Pigs (Hogs) - Team, Passel, Drift, Parcel
Pigs (Piglets) - Litter, Farrow
Pigs (Swine) - Sounder
Pilchards - Shoal
Plovers (General) - Congregation
Plovers (Flight) - Wing
Polecats - Chine
Porcupines - Prickle
Porpoises - Herd, Pod
Prairie Dogs - Coterie
Ptarmigans - Covey
Quail - Bevy, Covey
Rabbits (General) - Colony, Warren, Bury, Trace, Trip
Rabbits (Domestic) - Herd
Rabbits (Hares) - Down, Husk
Rabbits (Young) - Litter, Nest
Raccoons - Gaze
Rats - Colony, Pack, Plague, Swarm
Rattlesnakes - Rhumba
Ravens - Unkindness
Reindeer - Herd
Rhinoceroses - Crash, Stubbornness
Roebucks - Bevy
Rooks - Building, Clamor
Salmon - Run
Sardines - Family
Scorpions - Bed, Nest
Seals - Pod, Bob, Harem
Sharks - Shiver
Sheep - Drove, Flock, Down, Hurtle, Fold
Squirrels - Dray, Scurry
Snails - Escargatoire, Rout, Walk
Snakes - Den, Nest, Pit
Snipe - Walk, Wisp
Sparrows - Host
Spiders - Cluster, Clutter
Springbok - Herd
Squirrels - Dray, Scurry
Starlings - Murmuration
Stoats - Pack, Trip
Storks - Mustering
Swallows - Flight, Gulp
Swans (General) - Bevy
Swans (Flight) - Wedge
Swifts - Flock
Teal - Spring
Termites - Colony, Nest, Swarm, Brood
Thrush - Mutation
Tigers - Streak, Ambush
Toads - Knot, Knab
Trout - Hover
Turkeys - Rafter, Gang, Posse
Turtles - Bale, Nest, Turn, Dole
Vipers - Generation, Nest
Walruses - Herd, Pod
Wasps - Nest, Swarm
Whales - Pod, Gam
Widgeons - Company
Wolves (General) - Pack
Wolves (Moving) - Route, Rout
Wombats - Wisdom
Woodcocks - Fall
Woodpeckers - Descent
Worms - Bed, Clew, Bunch, Clat
Wrens - Herd
Zebras - Crossing, Zeal, Cohorts

[Gina D.]

Giraffes - Tower

Duh!

were do you find this stuff????

[Kurt & Ann K.]

Maybe a "span" of Burros?
I Agree with Gina, where do you find this rather "off-the-wall" info?
Kurt & Ann K.

[Bigfoot Mike]

We have a book called “The Exaltation of Larks” which list these and other fun info.

Some of my favorites are...
<blockquote>“A murder of crows”
“A frolic of otter”
“An Exaltation of Larks”
“A Crash of Rhinoceroses”</blockquote>

[Per Walthinsen]

This list is an obvious and indispensable addition to the Document Center. Oooooooooooh, Donna!

[Donna D.]

This list is an obvious and indispensable addition to the Document Center. Oooooooooooh, Donna!

Okay, but what do we call it so it's meaningful and folks can find it??? Don't think it should be filed under "Refrigerators" either

[Alf S.]

Well, I have a flock of beagles.. why couldn't it be a gaggle?

By the way, I have named it The McMansion.

Hi: Some people have all the luck!!! Out of your Element and into a new Burro(w) WHOA!!! I have only Herd about Lady Luck...never seen her...Enjoy
Alf S. North shore of Lake Erie

[Roger H]

How about "A Wisdom of Wombats"...

Now THAT's descriptive!

BTW, Gina... I'd suggest that unless you are anticipating a new litter of Burros, that you park them somewhere other than side-by-side when you get the new one home.

Roger

[james kent]

Now get a ccouple more and...
Eeny, meeny,miny,moe
Luck seems to be going your way

[Donna D.]

uh oh Just realized if someone calls me a "Singular Pace" I'm in trouble

[BobB]

Good list, Mike. I saved it for the other half, who often must finish the crossword before she can speak in the morning!

[Alf S.]

Hi: 2 Burro's= a Team
3 Burro's= a Crowd
And they doooo multiply so "not so close" Eh!!!
Alf S. North shore of Lake Erie