Likely thrips larva

Plant foliage, flowers, and growing tips, especially indoors or in greenhouses. The image may instead show shed skin or debris, so habitat cannot be confirmed.

Larvae scrape plant cells and suck the released fluids, causing silvery stippling and distortion. Some species feed on fungi or small arthropods.

Larvae are slender, pale, and mobile, often hiding in leaf folds or flowers; they molt through several stages before pupating in sheltered sites or soil. Adults may disperse by crawling or weak flight.

Plant-feeding species can damage crops and transmit plant viruses, but usually do not bite people. Predatory thrips can help suppress mites and other small pests.