Sherry--since you seem to be so good in identifying larvae, could you please identify this one for me? Pls click on link...I need to feed it asap!

Thanks!!
Narda

Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:503125}}

There are many moth caterpillars, in particular loopworms/inchworms, who look like your caterpillar, Narda. Some of them eat certain plants, and some are generalists.
If I were you, I'd offer it a variety of leaves and see what it likes. When it's done eating, it should make its cocoon, and you'll get to see the which moth it is.
Sherry

Thanks, Sherry---do you think you could narrow it down more specifically? If you could, that would be helpful--this way I could narrow down the host plants.

Thanks in advance

Gaby

Okay, how about juniper or other conifers - offer the needles, willows, and wild black cherry.
Sherry

Sherry, yours is the larvae of the Passionflower Flea Beetle. I'll attach some more images for you so you can quickly see what the adult looks like.

Here is a link that might be useful: Click here

Thank you SO much, Rhizo!
I see the adult beetles in the pictures you linked frequently - 'looks like they've been laying some eggs!
Sherry