
Community identification
Small beetle (likely a carpet beetle)
Possibly *Attagenus* species
- Order & Family
- Coleoptera; Dermestidae
- Size
- Adults are typically about 2–5 mm long.
Natural Habitat
Indoors, especially near carpets, stored fabrics, furniture, and lint or animal debris.
Diet & Feeding
Adults often feed on pollen; larvae consume wool, fur, feathers, and other animal-derived materials.
Behavior Patterns
Adults may wander indoors or gather near windows. Larvae hide in dark, undisturbed areas and develop through several molts.
Risks & Benefits
Harmless to people and pets, but larvae can damage natural-fiber clothing and furnishings. The image is too limited for certain identification.