Accentor


any oscine bird of the family prunellidae, of europe and asia, resembling sparrows but having more finely pointed bills, as the hedge sparrow.
historical examples

alpine warbler (accentor alpīnus), a european bird of the same genus as the hedge-sparrow.
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noun
any small sparrow-like songbird of the genus prunella, family prunellidae, which inhabit mainly mountainous regions of europe and asia see also hedge sparrow

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