A woodpecker produces a quick, repetitive "drumming" or "tat-tat-tat" noise by tapping on the trunks of trees or even metal. Drums aren't simply noise, however—drumming is the way that woodpeckers talk to each other, stake out territories, and signal to potential mates. They produce harsh "chirp" or "pik" calls as well, depending on species. The sound is loud, fast, and usually rings through the forest easily. So, if you are hearing a consistent knocking in the woods, then it is likely that a woodpecker is busy at work or making a point!
it makes the sound of a Flute
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The red bellied woodpecker make a pretty awesome sound, but I think the meadowlarks song is better
Loud dry rattle,like Hairy Woodpecker.
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Woodpecker taps on trees and makes noise.
There is a possibility that the producers of Despicable Me will make a Woody Woodpecker film .
we don't know if ty will make a beanie boo woodpecker
Listen for the sound! Depending on the kind of woodpecker, you'll hear anything from a quick, light tapping to a loud, steady drumming. Then follow it.
They make little woodpeckers