The Arabian Warbler is marked by its black hood and long black tail. It moves slowly through acacia canopies in dry scrub and along wadis.
It has a black hood, a pale eye-ring, and a long, broad black tail. The outer tail feathers are not white, helping distinguish it from similar warblers.
It is resident and moves through the canopy of extensive acacia scrub in large wadis and plains. It may travel considerable distances within a large territory.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.