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Ooops!. You know those picture puzzles which show you a common object from an unusual angle? ...
This isn't Pelina, but rather Ochthera. As it has its mantid-like forlegs hidden, I was un.. [that's no excuse! - I should have noticed the thickness of that front femur!]
In Clausen's revision of the genus, two species are recorded from West Virginia, and the dark front tarsi suggest that this is O.anatolikos. This should be regarded as a provisional det., since other species might well occur there and many are difficult to separate without recourse to genitalia studies.