Small plant bug (likely tarnished plant bug)

Vegetation, gardens, fields, and weedy areas; occasionally enters homes or vehicles accidentally.

Adults and nymphs pierce plant tissues and suck sap from leaves, buds, flowers, and developing fruit. They feed on many crops and ornamental plants.

Active, fast-moving insects that hide among foliage and may overwinter in leaf litter or plant debris. Several generations can occur annually in warm regions.

Generally harmless to people and pets, with no significant bite or sting risk. It can damage fruits and crops, though it also consumes some small insects and plant pests.