Smooth-eyed Bush-brown

Your welcome. No need to apologize. You did nothing wrong, apparently that's what it was historically called in India. I had no idea there was a butterfly with that name. I was really surprised to read about. I learn so much from Noah and it's users.

Welcome Takmeng. All I learned from many nature trails done with Biologists...!!

I hope you don't mind, I changed the name of this spotting to its more socially acceptable Australian name.

When you do not know the specie, check how many legs it has 4 means Nymphalidae family. Nymphalidae family butterflies has very small front legs from total 6 legs. We can not see them easily so feel they have 4 legs. So its easy to find the specie from a family..!!