- In southern Arizona, the Orange-crowned Warbler (Leiothlypis Celata) is primarily a common winter resident and a highly abundant spring and fall migrant
- While a small number of these birds breed in the higher-elevation willow thickets of northern and central Arizona, they move down to the southern valleys, desert washes, and lowlands during the colder months
- While a small number of these birds breed in the higher-elevation willow thickets of northern and central Arizona, they move down to the southern valleys, desert washes, and lowlands during the colder months
