  We present results of the investigation of the giant radio pulses (GRPs)
generation rate from 5 radio pulsars (B0301+19, B0950+08, B1112+50, B1133+16,
and B1237+25) and anomalous intensity pulses generation rate from B0809+74. All
data used were obtained with Large Phased Array radio telescope of Pushchino
Radio Astronomy Observatory at 111~MHz from 2012 to 2021. In addition to
analysis of the rate of generation of bright pulses, we analyze the
distribution of bright pulses in the phase of the pulsar period and search for
clusters of bright pulses - several bright pulses emit in adjacent pulsar
periods. It is found that pulsars B0301+19, B1112+50, B1133+16, and B1237+25
demonstrate different generation rates and generation of clusters. Pulsar
B1112+50 more often than others studied pulsars generates GRPs cluster. The
longest cluster of GRPs containing four single pulses is detected from this
pulsar. GRPs from studied pulsars are distributed along the longitudes of the
main components of average pulses of these pulsars. This distribution is 1.5-2
times narrower than the phase distribution of non-giant pulses. It is found
that the distance between the components of the average GRP profile and the
distance between the components of the average non-giant profile differ
substantially for pulsars with multicomponent average profiles.
