Common Bushbrown (Telinga Janardana)

I believe that everyone will say the same as me that butterflies are a species of animals that have beauty. God has given its own beauty to various types of butterflies. Not only that, butterflies are also species that enjoy beauty. I have never found butterflies in dirty places. Unfortunately, sometimes people give negative connotations about butterflies that attach to nighttime entertainers by calling them night butterflies which means entertainers who are ready to serve lonely men, is this good? Please conclude for yourself, hehehe...

Today I found a type of butterfly with a simple appearance. Common Bushbrown or telinga janardana, a faded brown butterfly with white rings on both wings.

Location Bogor Regency, West Java Indonesia
Date March 31, 2025
ID 267861584
IDUU 0b3e71e1-d3b9-403b-8463-761b4e06ca59
Original link https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/267861584

This butterfly is an active butterfly that flies at high speed and rarely perches, even though it perches on plant leaves but only perches and then flies back.

The body of this butterfly is not too big with both wings being faded brown, its legs being white and its two antennae being brown standing upright.