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A yellow or orange skipper indicates it is male. Females are dark brown. Big black eyes that stick out like that are the one I like the most about the skipper whose full name is Fiery skipper (Hylephila phyleus). This butterfly also looks very unique when it is able to straighten its front wings while the hind wings are flat to form a triangular angle. It is said, with a position like that, it can absorb sunlight better.
Apart from the skipper, two from the Lycaenidae family were also caught by my lens. They are also called gossamer-winged butterflies.
Then the other two, one was the wasp moth (Amata huebneri) who was just ecdysis or molting, and the other, a flier just relaxing on a leaf (??).
And lastly, only the cocoon left by a flier has reached maturity.