Tree frog tadpole or froglet (likely a gray treefrog froglet)

Vegetation, window screens, and other elevated surfaces near ponds, wetlands, or wooded areas. Gray treefrogs commonly shelter in moist crevices during the day.

Froglets eat tiny insects, mites, and other small arthropods; adults consume larger insects and spiders. They capture prey with a rapid, sticky tongue.

Mostly nocturnal and capable of climbing smooth surfaces using adhesive toe pads. They breed in temporary or permanent pools, and their tadpoles metamorphose into miniature frogs.

Harmless to humans and pets, though handling can stress or injure it. Beneficial predators of mosquitoes and other insects; the photo is not detailed enough for a definitive species identification.