Do any bird species whistle like guys do when spotting curvaceous women?

... I'm writing a comedic caper. It's all done, but for a final detail. I need the name of two species of birds that whistle or tweet similarly to the way some guys do at curvaceous women who are passing by, granted there are birds who even do so.

It doesn't have to be a precise match, but just in the ballpark or even vaguely similar. It would also be cool if one of the species had a slightly funny sounding name or an overly long and serious sounding one that would make for an ironic effect; e.g. yellow-bellied sap sucker. (Think this one comes from a board game?) One thing that is necessary is that the species be native to North America.

Thanks in advance, and my apologies for posting such a silly inquiry. The tale, itself, is a fairly good one, so I want to get all the details right.

(ps And of course it ain't cool for guys to whistle at gals who are passing by.)

pps I guess the spellled-out sound of the whistle would go something like: whhheee, wuuuu.

... thanks everyone. Mockingbirds are definite candidate. I couldn't used an escaped bird as these have to just be about the place naturally. And there are also lots of them. But that's a good idea! I'll keep Cardinals who say 'thank you' in mind for a future source of humor. I think the bird may also be too common of a one to work in his present tale. If readers aren't altogether familiar with the species they may just be willing to take my word for it that they whistle like some guys do. Great thing about writing humor is that you can get away with some factual inaccuracies, so long as they aren't glaring. Will look up Mynahs. Sure sounds funny all right :-D And that's funny too about wolves. You may be right about that. Arrrroooo. And I'll also look up lyrebirds. I love the name. I think it might be ideal, though, if the birds sung their whhooo wuuuu's naturally, rather than imitating lustful men in view of the plot. Neat parrot Thoth. Must cause many smiles.

edt: Hmm, maybe Cardinals will do vvv

... wow, Gary. Pipers sure do! My tale is set in the country, but I may still be able to work sandpipers in somehow. I just found some candidates, myself, while researching the songs Cardinals make. Black-capped Chicadees and Whip-poor-wills make songs that are similar to "wolf-whistles."

http://www.nhest.org/birdguid.html

I think they fit the bill. So consider this OP resolved. Thanks again, everyone!

... and I may be able to work ducks in, too. Nice long name. Thanks
Very interesting too about the Latin name for them.
May have to explore that alternative.

... was neat looking up the birds mentioned here, which got me to arrive at the one I selected: Whippoorwills. Thanks! Cardinals are interesting and might've been a good candidate, but for one thing. The birds in my story have to remain unseen. And it would be hard to imagine the MC overlooking bright red birds. Cardinals are neat, though. Got a fair amount of them by me.

.. thanks Libbie. Will definitiely check out the sound of ducks you mention. Check out the link in Gary's post for the sound of Pipers. Amazingly alike, too! That's a riot, Carl :-D Starlings were actually my first choice before happening upon Whippoorwills, Matera. The name of the later sold me on them. Plus they also make this grunty sound before their whistles which should mock guys in general who whistle as such, granted any readers are familiar with the song of this species. I sent out the finished story on Thursday to two mags. Will report back here if it makes print by some miracle ;-)