Lace Bug

Leaves and stems of various trees and shrubs, including oak, sycamore, and azaleas.

Plant sap from the undersides of leaves, causing "stippling" (a series of tiny pale spots).

Nymphs and adults typically live on the underside of leaves; they are most active in late spring and summer. They lay eggs along the leaf veins.

Generally considered a landscape pest that causes aesthetic damage to plants; they do not bite humans or transmit diseases.