Ever wondered what the collective noun is for a group of cockatoos? I’m proposing a “quarrel of cockatoos”. Check out my video to see why!
Internet wisdom suggests a few group names for cockatoos, like a chattering, clattering, or crackle of cockatoos. Those are good. Quarrel is used for lawyers and sparrows. But let’s add a “quarrel of cockatoos” to the collective wisdom!
Cockatoos high in a tree at Manly Dam nature reserve, New South Wales, Australia.
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Dad drove us there in a Kingswood :). Thank you for taking the time to reply. Regards, Diana Diana
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