What do you call the group of eggs a bird lays at one time?

A 'clutch' is the scientific term for the total number of eggs laid by a female bird in a single nesting period. A 'brood' refers to the young birds that hatch from a clutch. 'Flock' is a group of birds, and 'litter' refers to the young of mammals like cats or dogs.

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