No, it is an immature leaf-footed plant bug, an insect. The antennae look like a 4th pair of legs.
Tucker

I agree with Tucker's ID. And often, a terrible picture has plenty of information to make an ID such as the uppermost flared leg and the unjointed "legs" (antennae) coming from the head.

Thanks to these replies, I think I was able to find it:
http://www.mlbs.virginia.edu/organism/acanthocephala_terminalis

Possibly, although terminalis may not range to AZ, if that is where the picture was taken. A. thomasi would be the norm down there, if we are even in the right genus. Instars (nymphs) this early can lack distinguishing coloration.

If there was any agave nearby, probably A. thomasi.

As it turns out, I was told tonight that the photo was taken here in Michigan. That's why she asked me.

Then we turn 180 degrees back to A. terminalis. A bugguide page stated that if north of Oklahoma-Carolinas line, must be terminalis. Other species in this genus occur in the southern or western states.

Thank you again, Larry. I wish I were smarter in using the BugGuide, but that site still baffles me.