[rustbucket]

You were both right. The mystery bird was indeed a flycatcher, in this case a female vermilion flycatcher. Quite a contrast with the male. There is a good sketch of this bird on page 331 of my Sibley Guide to Birds

Wow, that is a pretty hummingbird in your picture. However, the Nature Conservancy person at the Patagonia-Sonoita Creek Preserve where I took the picture in Arizona said the only birds they had with an orange beak like that were broad-billed hummingbirds. There are other hummingbirds with orange beaks, but apparently not at that particular area.

Patagonia site description: Link

[GodBlessUSA]

I looked up the male vermilion flycatcher in a book. You aren't kidding there sure is a contrast. He's brilliant red. :)

[MamaTexan]

said the only birds they had with an orange beak like that were broad-billed hummingbirds.

Okay...now I feel sheepish! Didn't realize you already knew what type of hummer that was, rustbucket.

Sorry..........It's been a loooooong week. :)