Leaf-footed bug (likely a nymph)

Found on plants in gardens, fields, orchards, and other vegetated areas; this individual is on a window or screen.

Uses piercing-sucking mouthparts to feed on plant juices, often from developing seeds, fruits, and shoots.

Nymphs are wingless and often dark; adults typically have flattened, leaf-like expansions on the hind legs. They may gather on host plants and seek shelter around buildings.

Some species damage crops or garden fruit, but they are harmless to people and do not pose a meaningful health risk.