Lace Bug Nymph

Found on the undersides of leaves of deciduous trees and shrubs like oak, sycamore, and azaleas.

Piercing-sucking mouthparts used to feed on plant sap from the undersides of leaves, causing stippling.

Nymphs are often gregarious and move slowly; they may carry dark droplets of excrement on their bodies as a defense.

Generally considered a plant pest that causes aesthetic damage; can occasionally bite humans, causing minor irritation or itching, but they do not transmit diseases.