So what we have here is a wildflower that is helping to feed an insect... right? That's what I saw.
Seen from another point of view, it's a tarnished plant bug on a weed, and neither of them are welcome in a lot of places on Earth.
According to Penn State University: "Examples of good hosts for tarnished plant bug are aster-like flowers, from daisy fleabane in the spring to ragweed, goldenrod, and horsetail later in the year." Yep, that looks like daisy fleabane to me.
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