I think the first picture shows pink striped oakworms. When they reach the last instar, you'll be able to see the pink better. They make a pretty moth.

Maybe Larry will know what the second picture is - I've looked through a few of my books and can't find it, but it's probably some type of tiger moth.

Sherry

Pink striped oakworms would be nice. I saw a couple of what I believe variegated fritillaries pulling weeds today on these wild pansy looking things. Got to be really careful what you are pulling out this time of the year. I didn't plant the indigo for the moth, but oh well. Hope it comes back.

Yes, that's a variegated fritillary, Iris. Pansies are a type of violet (fancy) - maybe those are johnny jump ups, a small flowering pansy.

Sherry

Another weed to keep. It's taking me a long time cleaning up. I know buckeye and ladies use some weedy stuff, too. And since I am not that familiar I am double checking before pulling.

(Genista) Broom Moth caterpillar is correct for bottom image. They do feed on Baptisia.