Lace Bug

Found on the undersides of leaves of various trees and shrubs, particularly in ornamental landscapes, gardens, and woodlands.

Piercing-sucking herbivores that feed on plant sap from the undersides of leaves, often causing stippling or yellowing.

They are typically slow-moving and spend their entire life cycle on the host plant. They leave behind characteristic dark, varnish-like fecal spots on the underside of leaves.

Generally considered a plant pest that can cause aesthetic damage to foliage; they do not bite humans or pets and are not known to transmit diseases.