A group of flamingos is called a flamboyance , a term that fittingly reflects their bright, colorful plumage and striking presence
. Other collective nouns for flamingos include a stand , referring to their habit of standing together, and a colony , which describes their large nesting groups in often harsh environments
. Additionally, less common terms such as a regiment , flurry , or skein may be used depending on the context, such as marching or flying groups
. However, "flamboyance" remains the most popular and evocative collective noun for flamingos.
