The eggs are typically clear but become cream-colored ... It's also called the oak red mite. This spider mite mostly feeds on red oak. You'll also find it feeding on beech, maple, elm, and ...

TSSM have two body segments called the cephalothorax and the abdomen, four pairs of legs, a pair of red ocelli (eyes), and no antennae ... bodies hence their common name. Female spider mites begin ...

Clover mites, tiny arachnids about the size of the "O" in "In God We Trust," become prevalent in warm, moist spring weather.

Adult clover mites are reddish-brown, while the younger ones and eggs are bright red. Clover mites differ from similar bugs ...

Adult mites are often light yellow but can be white or orange in color. Mites typically overwinter in the lower portion of the host plant in both the adult and the egg stages. Eggs are extremely small ...

This is not blood, but a red pigment in their bodies and can leave a lasting mark. Clover mites are parthenogenetic, which is a fancy word meaning they develop from unfertilized eggs ...