It's a moth similar to the 8 spotted forester. Submit it to okleps and you'll get an ID as well as whether it's a record for your area.

Sandy

At first I thought it was an eight-spotted forester, but those white bands across the body and the six? instead of eight spots don't fit. There are several other types of foresters, but I looked them up, and they don't look just like your moth - or have the proper range - either.
Maybe they'll know on What's That Bug or you can consult a lepidopterist - 'looks like you've run across something unusual.
Sherry

I think I have figured out what it is. Desmia maculalis (Grape leaffolder). I have submitted my picture to BAMONA for verification. It does look like an eight-spotted forester except that is about an inch from wingtip to wingtip and only about 3/4" from nose to toes. Thanks for your interest.
Ms. Faith

Yes, it is the grape leaf folder (or roller) rather than the 8-spot.

"Nose to toes" does very nicely in this case to describe body length!

Larry, so glad you appreciated my description (teehee). I just couldn't think of any other way to describe it even though I know they don't actually have toes.