Melanitis leda

Forewing with two large subapical black spots, each with a smaller spot outwardly of pure white inwardly bordered by a ferruginous interrupted lunule; costal margin narrowly pale.

[3] Underside paler, densely covered with transverse dark brown striae; a discal curved dark brown narrow band on forewing; a post-discal similar oblique band, followed by a series of ocelli: four on the forewing, that in interspace 8 the largest; six on the hindwing, the apical and subtornal the largest.

Hindwing: the ocellus in interspace 2 absent, posteriorly replaced by three or four minute white subterminal spots.

[6] The caterpillars feed on a wide variety of grasses including rice (Oryza sativa), bamboos, Andropogon, Rotboellia cochinchinensis,[7] Brachiaria mutica,[7] Cynodon, Imperata, and millets such as Oplismenus compositus,[8] Panicum and Eleusine indica.

[9] Adults feed mainly on nectar, and in rare cases visit rotting fruits.

Evening Common Brown resting on a window
Subspecies leda (nominate) and ismene , larva and pupa