Maroon-backed Accentor

Prunella immaculata (Hodgson, 1845)

Prunellidae — Accentors

Maroon-backed Accentor Prunella immaculata is a passerine in the family Prunellidae, the accentors. It occurs in the Oriental Region, breeding from the Himalayas through n Myanmar to c China. It was described by Hodgson in 1845.

Order

Passeriformes

Family

Prunellidae — Accentors

Breeding range

Oriental Region: Himalayas to n Myanmar and c China

Tours where you can spot this bird

4 tours in Hungary 2, Azerbaijan 2

Early Spring Birdwatching Tour in Hungary

Hungary / Kecskemet Private tour 5 days

A five-day early spring Hungary birdwatching tour for wintering geese, raptors, Great Bustard, woodpeckers, Wallcreeper and Alpine Accentor....

From EUR 750 Next: Mar 8, 2027

Autumn Birding Tour in Hungary

Hungary / Kecskemet Private tour 5 days

A five-day Hungary autumn birding tour for cranes, geese, raptors, Great Bustard, Wallcreeper, Alpine Accentor and wetland migration....

From EUR 750 Next: Oct 12, 2026

Caspian Spring Tour (12 days)

Azerbaijan / Baku Group tour 12 days

A 12-day April-June route from the Greater Caucasus to Caspian wetlands, Talysh forests and Nakhchivan for Azerbaijan spring specialties....

2 Day Trip - Greater Caucasus

Azerbaijan / Baku Group tour 2 days

A two-day Greater Caucasus route through Besh Barmag, Khinalig and Laza, using mountain access and short hikes to search for regional high-a...

From USD 960