Clover mite (likely identification based on coloration)

Commonly found in grassy lawns, clover patches, and around building foundations or window sills.

Feeds on plant juices from over 200 species of plants, especially clover, grasses, and ornamental flowers.

Often seen in large numbers during spring and autumn; they move indoors when conditions become too hot, too cold, or too wet outside.

Harmless to humans and pets as they do not bite or transmit disease; however, they can leave a reddish stain if crushed and are considered a nuisance pest.