There was a group of about 4 of them closer together and just eating seeds from the grass.
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What country are you from? In suburban Melbourne, Australia, I regularly see wild sulphur-crested cockatoos, galahs, rainbow lorikeets (ok not cockatoos, but they are parrots), and occasionally gang-gangs. Flying around, in trees, in parks and gardens. I’d be surprised if most places in Australia didn’t regularly see wild cockatoos.
Do other countries have wild parrots and/or cockatoos?