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red white and blue catarpillar (Brown hooded owlet moth caterpillar)

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Brown hooded owlet moth caterpillar
by: Moni

Lettie
Agree with you on that! The hood of the moth is interesting but looks like some old brown moth, unlike the caterpillar.
THANK YOU
by: Anonymous

Moni....thank you so much...he is much more beautiful as a catarpillar!
Brown hooded owlet moth caterpillar
by: Moni

Lettie
Your caterpillar is the Brown hooded owlet moth caterpillar.
These are found in North America east of the Rockies.
The caterpillar feeds on foliage and flowers of asters and goldenrod. The adult moth flight pikes in July and August.

Here are photos of the caterpillar and moth - http://bugguide.net/node/view/6725/bgimage
what is this?
by: Anonymous

can anyone tell me what this is!?

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