Clover Mite

Grassy lawns, clover-rich areas, and often found on sun-exposed walls and windowsills of buildings.

Herbivorous; they suck juices from at least 200 different plant species, especially grasses, clover, and dandelions.

They are most active in cooler spring and fall weather. They are noted for their bright red color and exceptionally long front legs. They do not fly or jump but can crawl quickly into homes through tiny crevices.

Harmless to humans and pets as they do not bite or transmit disease. They are primarily a nuisance pest; if crushed, they leave a red stain which may damage fabrics or wallpaper.