Clover Mite

Found in lawns, gardens, and sunny exterior walls, often migrating indoors near windows during temperature shifts.

Herbivorous, feeding on fluids from grasses, clover, and various ornamental plants using piercing mouthparts.

Active in cool spring and autumn weather, reproducing parthenogenetically to lay bright red eggs in protected cracks.

Harmless to humans and pets, do not transmit disease, but can leave red stains on walls and fabrics when crushed.