Redhawk Caldera sing me spanish techno.

I freaked out the dog I'm watching by looking up YouTube videos of pelican sounds, haha!

This time, when Orca drew near to the bird -- not quite close enough to touch it, yet -- the animal decided it must have had enough. It opened its large mouth, and the movement was startling enough to stop Orca in her tracks. It lifted its wings again, as though preparing to take flight, but first it made the strangest sounds she had ever heard. There was a low squawking that caused her ears to press forward and her own lips to part in surprise.

With that, the bird departed, giving a few flaps of its great wings. It swooped across the surface of the lake, barely skimming above the water, and landed haughtily on the other side. Orca frowned, then looked back at Finley and shrugged.