I'm confused about the identity of the two skippers in this photo. I think the differing size of the skippers is the biggest factor in my confusion. If I were looking at the two alone I would probably identify the skipper in the foreground as an Ottoe Skipper and the skipper in the background as an Indian Skipper, but I know that H. ottoe is typically slightly larger than H. sassacus, not vice versa. Is it possible to have this size discrepancy with a male H. ottoe and a female H. sassacus? Also, the habitat isn't right for H. ottoe, though it's perfect for H. sassacus and the timing is a little late for H. sassacus, though perfect for H. ottoe.
Of course, I wouldn't be at all surprised if both of my ids were wrong.
Anyways, it's interesting that the two ended up perched on the same leaf.