A rather rare nature photo! You can see two very different nectar-feeding butterflies at the same time on the same thistle flower: the Emperor Moth (Argynnis paphia)—at the top of the flower. It’s easily recognizable by its bright orange base color with black spots. The hummingbird hawk-moth (Macroglossum stellatarum)—below, in flight. Its blurred wings, furry body, and black-and-white-banded abdomen are characteristic.#myphoto