Just gorgeous!

Thanks. I've since learned that it's a form of Tortricid Moth

Basswood Olethreutes Moth
Olethreutes tilianum (in the Tortricid family as named above)

The above-pictured moth is very ornate and in much better condition than most Web images for this species.

After looking on and off for a long time, stumbled on this moth while trying to identify a different moth.

Thank you, Larry. Patience sometimes has its rewards.

Beautiful moth photo.

Thanks. Sometimes you just get lucky.

This post was edited by kjkw on Thu, Nov 6, 14 at 10:05