Prunellidae

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Prunellidae is a family of small, primarily Eurasian passerine birds known as accentors, which inhabit montane and temperate habitats.

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Label Occurrences
Prunellidae canonical 2

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf bird family
taxon
bodySize small
class Aves
commonName accentors
commonNameOfSpecies alpine accentor
dunnock
hedge accentor
diet insects
seeds
distribution Eurasia
Palearctic realm
surface form: Palearctic region
feedingBehavior ground-feeding
includesSpecies Prunella atrogularis
Prunella collaris
Prunella fagani
Prunella fulvescens
Prunella immaculata
Prunella koslowi
Prunella modularis
Prunella montanella
Prunella ocularis
Prunella rubeculoides
Prunella strophiata
kingdom Animalia
migratoryBehavior includes both resident and migratory species
morphologicalCharacteristic fine pointed bill adapted for insectivory
slender bill
nestType cup-shaped nest
numberOfGenera 1
order Passeriformes
phylogeneticRelationship closely related to Passeridae and Motacillidae
phylum Chordata
plumage generally brown and grey
primaryRegion Old World
recognizedBy International Ornithologists' Union
surface form: IOC World Bird List

International Ornithologists' Union
surface form: International Ornithologists Union
reproductiveBehavior socially monogamous with frequent extra-pair matings
songFunction mate attraction
territorial advertisement
suborder Passeri
superfamily Passerida
surface form: Passeroidea
taxonRank family
typeGenus Prunella
typicalHabitat montane habitats
temperate habitats
vocalization songbird-like

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Passerida includes Prunellidae
Aves hasSubgroup Prunellidae