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What is this bug?!
powerful_Rogue
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Had loads at the bottom of the wardrobe - Placed down pest powder which seemed to kill them, but they keep coming back.
Just seen one on the opposite side of the room on the radiator. Zoomed in to take the below picture.
Any help greatly appreciated!

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Just seen one on the opposite side of the room on the radiator. Zoomed in to take the below picture.
Any help greatly appreciated!

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Can you put something in the photo such as a coin, for scale?0
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Aylesbury_Duck wrote: »Can you put something in the photo such as a coin, for scale?
I knew I should have done that after I removed it!
I would say roughly a bit smaller then a quarter of a 5p0 -
I hope for your sake it's not a bed bug. I think they avoid light though. Google image one and see if it matches.0
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Are there loads of small holes in woodwork?
Probably furniture beetle; Larvae are woodworm0 -
Aylesbury_Duck wrote: »I hope for your sake it's not a bed bug. I think they avoid light though. Google image one and see if it matches.
Looked at pictures of bed bugs and the body look different. Plus the one I removed earlier had no blood inside.0 -
Are there loads of small holes in woodwork?
Probably furniture beetle; Larvae are woodworm
The bottom of the wardrobe had lots of small holes. I did get some woodworm liquid and painted the bottom and side of the wardrobe several times over a course of days before putting a new bottom in.
A few months later and we started to notice a few dead ones around the wardrobe and then today saw this one on the other side of the room on the radiator.0 -
There must have been some eggs that survived.0
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