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what kind of butterfly?

Are you sure? I thought moth only at night flying. But I am so ignorant in those matters. Thank you Jdobreaker
 
Yes I'm fairly sure.
It's true moths are usually active at night but that doesn't mean they are never around when it is day.
There's a few features that make me believe this is a moth instead of a butterfly.
For one I think its body looks more like that of a moth (it's quite big and hairy-looking).
Second the legs and antennas which are pretty hairy too (butterflies have smooth ones as far as I know).
And lastly it's resting with its wings open. A moths' resting position is usually with its wings open while a butterfly's resting position is usually with its wings closed (not always of course, but usually).
 
Thank you Judobreaker for such a clear explanation. It makes sense. I myself doubted when I took a picture. It was small insect and I came pretty close with my 180mm. macro lens. Only when I was looking at the picture itself I thought that visually to me it looked like a butterfly. But it just shows my ignorance.
 

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