Lucy's Warbler is found in mesquite woodland along streams in the arid Southwest. Adult males show cinnamon on the crown and rump, while females and young birds can be duller.
Adult males are gray with cinnamon on the crown and rump. Females and immature birds are duller there, and those areas can be yellowish brown.
It searches for insects in mesquite woodland along streams and nests in cavities. Males sing in spring.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.