Flea beetle (likely)

Plants and leaf litter in gardens, fields, and other vegetated areas; often found on foliage.

Adults chew small holes in leaves; larvae of many species feed on roots or plant tissues.

Small, shiny beetles that commonly jump when disturbed using enlarged hind legs. The pictured insect is too blurry for a reliable species-level identification.

Some species damage crops and garden plants, while others are harmless. They do not generally bite or pose a direct health risk to people.