The Moon is nestled between Auva (delta Virginis) and Porrima (gamma Virginis), two naked eye stars which are part of Virgo's constellation outline.
Porrima is an exceptional binary star, having 2 bright identical suns that orbit each other every 170 years. In 2006 they were too close to split with a large telescope. Now they are 3 arc-sec apart and easily split! If you have a small scope, check it out. They will remain a beautiful pair for the next 150 years.

Canon EOS M100
80mm, f2. 0
1/3s@ISO800

Image cropped and enlarged.