Those tiny red critters scuttling around garden furniture are clover mites, and they "reproduce very rapidly" during spring ...

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

To identify clover mites, look for their bright red, oval-shaped bodies, about the size of a pinhead,” says Kelly Salas.

Clover mites are not a vivid red color and ... although bites seem uncommon. It's unclear why concrete mites appear in large numbers in sunny locations in spring. But the gatherings are short ...

window sills or concrete during the warmer months. They're smaller than a pinhead, have eight legs and they like to invade your space. They're clover mites. Watch the video above to learn about ...

like a concrete wall, they will leave a red stain. 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 ...