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An interesting habit of the Bluejay is to imitate the sound of a Red-shouldered hawk. They'll often do this call to scare other songbirds from feeders just as they come flying in to feed. The lower breast, belly, and vent area are off-white. The bill, legs, feet, and eyes, are black.
As far as making noise voluntarily goes, it is quite common for a turtle to do so during battle, courtship, mating and egg-laying. Most turtle noises are hisses; however turtles have also been known to make noises that include grunting, hooting and clucking. What is even more interesting as far as sound goes is that turtles do not have outer ears. They have inner ear structures but do not necessarily respond to noise.