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Pantry Beetles, Grain Weevils, Spider Beetles, Meal Worms and Carpet BeetlesTags
Household Pestswtb?
Location: Hungary, Europe
December 28, 2010 6:30 pm
Hello!
I found these creatures in my bedroom.
I think they are from the same species. Their size is about about 2-5 mm. I don’t know what do they do, eat, name etc…so please help to identify them! :]
Ps.: I think they are not full grown bugs.
Signature: Joci
Carpet Beetle Larvae
Dear Joci,
You have Carpet Beetle Larvae, and it appears as though you may have more than one species. Carpet Beetle Larvae are common household pests that feed on organic fibers like wool and feathers as well as organic debris like shed pet hair and even human hair. They have a cosmopolitan distribution. Normally, we frown upon composite imagery on our website, but we are intrigued with your geometric layout that reminds us of a quilt.
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