Date: 08/21/2020

Number: 1

It was a very warm, sunshiny day in the upper 80s in our backyard at Lake, Michigan when I spotted a lot of activity at our buddleia bush. A Monarch had arrived to nectar first at the bush and then a female ruby throated hummingbird cautiously approached the same branch to try to nectar briefly. Within seconds the Monarch showed dominance by flashing its wings and the hummingbird took off.

Lake, MI

Latitude: 43.9 Longitude: -85

Observed by: Pat
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