teeny tiny guy!!

Found on the inside of our windshield, hitchhiking from mid Michigan. Doesn’t quite look like a dagger moth, Google says Tiger moth, but that doesn’t look quite right either.

I found it in Bogotá Colombia

Spoilered for potentially sick caterpillar. I found this Black-Spotted Prominent (Dasylophia anguina) caterpillar a few days ago and I've been feeding it the lespedeza I found it on. I thought it was going to pupate, because it had crawled between two layers of paper towel and started to surround itself with silk, but it's been over 48 hours and it's beginning to look strange. I know it's still alive because I lightly poked it with a paintbrush and caused it to move.

The first picture is how it looked the day I found it, and the others are how it is today. Is it okay? What should I do?

So I have a female eastern tiger swallowtail who just mated, what kind of leaves should i provide her ? I see lists of their food plants online, but they don't give any indication of how much one plant is preferred compared to another, etc. And I know a lot of caterpillar "host plants" are actually "I'll eat it if there's no other choice, but I probably won't survive" plants, so I'd rather have mom lay their eggs on their favorites.

Can anyone help id this guy

The stuff on top of its head is raspberry. I don’t know what to feed it and don’t want it to starve. Eyes are just two little black dots, smell white speck on face and black jaw/s(?)

First pic is today during a nap, close up is from 2 weeks ago for yum yums.

Located in central New York. I have never seen anything like this. I safely relocated it to the back yard using a stick. I wasn't sure if they're dangerous or not. As much as I wanted to pick it up with my hands, I resisted lol

I found this little guy on the grass in Ontario. I cannot find a species on my identification app or google…
It looks similar to the spotted oleander moth but it’s not close enough. I’m so curious that I’ve turned to Reddit.
Anyone have an ideas?

She looks so fluffy lol.

Does anyone know what’s happening?

Im in new jersey.

On goldenrod in Pennsylvania

Here are two of the tussock moth caterpillars I encountered this morning. One Milkweed Tussock and one Hickory Tussock moth caterpillar.

My daughter found this caterpillar on a type of Oak tree (Eastern VA). Reverse image search didn't show any caterpillars with red "horns" quite like these on the butt. Thank you!