Accentors

The accentors are a genus of birds in the family Prunellidae, which is endemic to the Old World. This small group of closely related passerines are all in the genus Prunella. All but the dunnock and the Japanese accentor are inhabitants of the mountainous regions of Europe and Asia; these two also occur in lowland areas, as does the Siberian accentor in the far north of Siberia.

Especies de esta familia

• Acentor Gorjinegro Prunella atrogularis
• Acentor Alpino Prunella collaris
• Acentor Pardo Prunella fulvescens
• Acentor del Himalaya Prunella himalayana
• Acentor Inmaculado Prunella immaculata
• Acentor Mongol Prunella koslowi
• Acentor Común Prunella modularis
• Acentor Siberiano Prunella montanella
• Acentor de Radde Prunella ocularis
• Acentor Petirrojo Prunella rubeculoides
• Acentor Japonés Prunella rubida
• Acentor Pechirrufo Prunella strophiata

Especies parecidas comparadas

• Acentor Alpino vs Acentor Común
• Acentor Alpino vs Acentor Gorjinegro
• Acentor Alpino vs Acentor Japonés
• Acentor Alpino vs Acentor Pechirrufo
• Acentor Alpino vs Acentor Siberiano
• Acentor de Radde vs Acentor Común
• Acentor de Radde vs Acentor Gorjinegro
• Acentor del Himalaya vs Acentor Siberiano
• Acentor Pardo vs Acentor Gorjinegro
• Acentor Siberiano vs Acentor Común
• Acentor Siberiano vs Acentor Gorjinegro