After much searching, around a hundred years later, indeed, this moth was found. In moth-pollinated flowers, the petals are flat or bent back so the moth can get in, and hover close to the flower. Birds, especially hummingbirds, have good eyes and seem to be especially attracted to red. Their petals are recurved to be out of the way. Flowers such as Columbine, red Salvia, and Fuchsia are favorite nectar sources for hummingbirds.
Bats are nocturnal with a good sense of smell.
While many bats depend on echolocation rather than sight to navigate, those species which serve as pollinators do have good vision. Also, bats which pollinate flowers have long, bristly tongues to lap up nectar and pollen. Bat-pollinated flowers have a musty smell like the smell of bats. These flowers are large and sturdy to withstand insertion of the bat's head as it licks nectar and pollen. Flies are attracted to rotting meat.