What kinds of flowers would a hummingbird and a moth most likely visit?

Hummingbirds are typically attracted to brightly colored, tubular flowers such as Trumpet vine, salvia, and bee balm, which provide easy access to nectar. Moths, on the other hand, are often drawn to pale or white flowers that bloom at night, like evening primrose and moonflower, as well as fragrant blossoms. Both types of pollinators prefer flowers with ample nectar and may visit similar plants, but their activity patterns and color preferences differ.