Tick

Ticks live in vegetation, leaf litter, and animal nests; they may enter homes on people or pets.

A blood-feeding parasite of mammals, birds, reptiles, or amphibians, depending on species.

Ticks wait on vegetation for a host, attach and feed, then usually drop off to molt or lay eggs.

Some species transmit diseases to people and animals. The image is not clear enough to identify the species or assess disease risk.