The Three-toed Woodpecker call (Picoides tridactylus) is not very vocal. The bird has a short but rather soft contact call, ‘kyeuk’ or ‘kyuk’, usually much weaker and less sharp than the contact call of Great Spotted (but from time to time sharper, more like latter’s ‘kik’). Rapid drumming call is frequently and loudly in spring and slower cadence at the end. Twittering call during the flight is like a kingfisher call.
Series accelerates as in Great Spotted, but is noticeably longer and slower; duration 1.0–1.6 seconds. Most resembles Black Woodpecker but is shorter and less uniform. Sometimes the voice of the Three-toed Woodpecker is kik or chik or sharp pik or nasal klimp.
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