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Bungalotis diophorus
Yes it is a skipper! They also have to sleep somewhere ;-)...
So, you have now to update its common name.
Matthew I agree with Bayucca.. Its a Skipper. We find similar Dark Brown Skipper hiding with middy and rock surfaces with such upside down position in narrow congested low level places.
This one look like camouflager with rock surface a typical Skipper feature.
This is not a moth, but a skipper! Look at the antennae and notice the white "cheeks". I guess you used flash, so eyes might look like the ones from a ruby-eyed skipper.
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