No, the word 'geese' is the plural form for the singular noun goose. The collective nouns for geese are: a flock of geese a gaggle of geese a team of geese a trip of geese a skein of geese (in…
The collective nouns for geese are: a flock of geese a gaggle of geese a plump of geese a skein of geese a team of geese a wedge of geese The collective nouns for pearls are: a string of pearls…
The collective nouns for geese in the air are: a skein of geese a team of geese a wedge of geese (in a V formation) a plump of geese (in close formation)
A flock of geese is divided into whether the birds are on the ground or in flight. A gaggle of geese are those on the ground. A gaggle has to have at least 5 geese to qualify. A skein of…
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a flock. Geese in flight are known as, a skein of geese Most just call it a 'Flock' of Geese. But if you want a more scientific label it would be a 'Gaggle' of Geese.