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A Gaggle of Geese

A murder of crows, an ostentation of peacocks, a parliament of owls, a knot of frogs, a skulk of foxes, a siege of herons, a paddling of ducks, a charm of finches. This bevy of birds is a vocabulary find, But what can it all mean, In the world of human being? A troop of toddlers, a slurry of students, a gaggle of gentry, a bevy of boys. I am of a mind that in naming of kind Human being is best defined.
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judi-romaine
American
Published
Jul 3, 2012
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I can see a kids book with watercolored pictures.

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