15 Birds With Amazingly Stylish Hairdos!

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Birds are naturally stylish. Their feathers come in a wide range of colors, textures and shapes, and every now and then all these elements come together for the perfect hairdo. Some species have been graced with good hair for mating advantages, but apart from of the reason — these birds have head-turning locks:

Dalmatian Pelican

The largest of all pelican species, Dalmatian pelicans can be found in wetlands in Europe, the Mediterranean and even China.

Crested Partridge

This tropical ground bird thrives throughout the rain forests of Southeast Asia.

Great Curassow

The great curassow's range stretches from Mexico throughout Central America.

Andean Cock-Of-The-Rock

A rush of orange in the Andean cloud forests, this male bird makes a show for the females during mating season.

Himalayan Monal

The national bird of Nepal has a pretty ponytail of sparkling feathers.

Nicobar Pigeon

This Southeast Asian species is the closest relative to the extinct dodo bird.

Eurasian Hoopoe

This bird flaunts its feathers in Africa, the Mediterranean and throughout Europe and Asia.

Ornate Hawk Eagle

This eagle's crest becomes prominent when this South American bird is excited or aggressive.

Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo

The hairstyle of this Australian bird is almost larger than life. It can stretch over five inches in length.

Silver Pheasant

A forest-dwelling bird of Southeast Asia, the silver pheasant's hair is accentuated by its vivid red mask.

Polish Crested Chicken

Resembling more of a cartoon character than a real chicken, the Polish crested chicken channels its inner Cruella DeVille with its puffed locks.

Philippine Eagle

The endangered Philippine eagle is heavily protected as the national bird of the Philippines.

Crowned Crane

This endangered bird lives throughout Africa, from the savannah to the wetlands.

Crested And Spinifex Pigeons

These Australian birds are common and frankly, way cooler than the pigeons in the United States.

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