At first I wondered what you meant- here in the States we call them "cowlicks" (Silly Americans- we dropped the "s"). My older son had one that made hair cutting a little tricky at times. They look pretty good on this fellow.
Neat shot. Took me back to childhood. In the UK we used to call it calf-lick instead of cowlick and there used to be a boy's haircut that was called calf-lick too.
Mum had a grocery shop and one of our customers came in one day with her grandson. He had just had his haircut and Mum said 'neat haircut Neil' his Nanna said 'It's calf-lick' and Neil started to cry and said 'I thought I was Church of England' he thought she said (catholic) ha ha
Perfection in a photowith the low POV, terrific composition, and fantastic subject. FAV We always called them cowlick and it was fun to look it up for the origin of the meaning
Mum had a grocery shop and one of our customers came in one day with her grandson. He had just had his haircut and Mum said 'neat haircut Neil' his Nanna said 'It's calf-lick' and Neil started to cry and said 'I thought I was Church of England' he thought she said (catholic) ha ha
In humans, a cowlick is a small section of hair that grows at a different angle than the rest of the hair on your head :-)