Red spider mite (likely)

Plant foliage, especially on indoor plants, gardens, greenhouses, and hot, dry environments. The pictured individual is too small for certain identification.

Pierces plant cells and sucks their contents, causing stippling, yellowing, bronzing, and fine webbing. It does not typically bite humans.

Rapidly reproduces in warm, dry conditions; eggs and multiple generations may occur on one plant. Populations can spread via wind, clothing, tools, or infested plants.

Harmless to people and pets but can seriously damage ornamental and crop plants. Predatory mites and other natural enemies help control populations.