I've seen those moth cats posted before--they're pretty common.

The "hog peanut" plant in the image would be the one that is trifoliolate, not the erect one with the blossom. I can find only two relatively rare moths using hog peanut.

There's a couple of clues--we need more help here.

I had one of those on a little tiny Cassia earlier this season-- I got all excited thinking it was a Sulphur cat of some sort. I think it's a leafroller of some kind. Leafrollers are members of the Tortricidae family, which include 5,000 species throughout the world. Perhaps someone can be more type-specific.

Megan
:)

This cat is a tiny moth.

Thanks anyway.

It's a leafroller. Various kinds exist.