I'D a bird based on call?

Factual Questions
1

Long shot, I know, but I’ve been hearing a particular birdcall recently while at home and would love to know its creator. The thing is, I live in North Dallas in a big apartment complex surrounded by more apartment complexes, so this ain’t exactly wild country.

The call is three falling notes, with a subtle pause between the second and third notes. That’s it, and it gets MIGHTY repetitive, let me tell you.

Any ideas?

2

Is the last note repeated? If so, it might be a White-Throated Sparrow.

3

No, it doesn’t repeat the final note. The call is just three notes, all different: high, medium, low. If I’m thinking of the same part of that video, the 1st 3 notes of that sparrow in the linked video DID sound just like my mystery bird.

So, that’s a good start, and thanks for the link!
Is there a free way to post audio clips online? Like a PhotoBucket for sound clips?

4

You can post a video, which includes audio, to Youtube.
The video part can be a sheet of paper, or a wall, or a cat chasing a robot powered laser beam…take your pick.

5

Try this.
Also, there are tons of sites and aps with recorded bird songs and sounds. Just google.