Small plant bug (likely a minute pirate bug)

Vegetation, gardens, fields, and sunny window areas; often found where flowering plants and small arthropods occur.

Predatory, piercing-sucking insect that consumes thrips, aphids, mites, insect eggs, and other small prey; it may also feed on plant juices and pollen.

Active hunters that move quickly and may enter buildings accidentally, especially near windows. Several generations can occur annually in warm climates.

Generally harmless to people and pets, though bites are occasionally reported and can cause brief irritation. Beneficial as a natural predator of crop and garden pests.