Visit to the Garden and more work on rebuilding the bamboos stairs with discarded brick rubble.
The orange oakleaf or dead leaf 枯葉蝶 (kū yè dié) 別名: 枯葉蝶, 木葉蝶, 樹葉蝶 Kallima inachis formosana with wings closed resembles a dry leaf with dark veins and is a spectacular and commonly cited example of camouflage. Wingspan ranges from 85 to 110 millimetres. The orange oakleaf is a powerful flier and usually flies in dense forests with good rainfall, amongst undergrowth and along stream beds. It is attracted to tree sap and over-ripe fruit, and is also known to mud-puddle. When in danger the orange oakleaf flies erratically, soon dropping down into the foliage and occupying a stationary pose with wings closed, so that the birds are very often quite unable to find them.