Clover Mite

Commonly found in lush lawns, on sun-exposed walls, or near windows and doors of homes during spring and autumn.

Feed on the sap of over 200 different plant species, including grasses, clovers, and ornamental plants.

Known for their distinctive long front legs and their tendency to enter homes in large numbers during seasonal transitions. They move quickly when disturbed but do not fly.

Harmless to humans and pets as they do not bite or transmit diseases; however, they are considered a nuisance pest and can leave reddish stains on fabrics or surfaces if crushed.