The back area is a pale grey color, and the underside is white. The males differ from the females by a small, rust colored patch on the crown. The very pointed bill helps it to probe for its food in small cracks and crevices. Reproduction Little is known about the reproduction of Lucy's Warbler. It is thought that two eggs are laid at a time.
Incubation time is unknown.
Lucy's Warbler breeds near water. It is not known if one or both parents care for the young. Habitat Consists of scrub thickets that are usually near water. They are midstory to canopy nesters. There are no conservation efforts being made at this time regarding Lucy's warbler.