A gaggle of GEESE is a collective noun used to describe a group of GEESE. It is derived from the Middle English word 'gagel', which means 'a flock of birds'. The term is often used to refer to a large group of GEESE, usually more than five. A gaggle of GEESE can be seen in many places, such as parks, lakes, and other areas with water. They are known for their loud honking and distinctive V-shaped formation when they fly.