The Orange Oakleaf or Dead Leaf (Kallima inachus)

Early in the morning this butterfly descends from their overnight roosting places to settle in a head downward position on woody stems or low foliage. If the sunlight is weak they will often bask with their wings fully outspread. Later in the day, in the dappled sunlight of the forest interior they settle on foliage to bask, and at these times they usually hold their wings half open.