It looks like a very tiny fly with a round body. Does anyone know what kind of fly this is? I live in Ohio.
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attosa
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Its pattern is that of a carpet beetle

Judy
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I agree that it looks like a carpet beetle.

May 2, 20180 found this helpful
Your photo is of an adult carpet beetle and I think your type is sometimes called a "furniture" beetle.
- It seems your beetle is the least dangerous as it is said the black beetle will destroy almost anything.
- i do not know how you are treating your house to kill these bugs but one suggestion:
- Try dusting infested areas with boric acid for a solution that is non-toxic to humans. It kills nearly any insect it comes into contact with, but it does have a bleaching effect and should not be used on dark materials.
- Here are a couple of links with "treatment" information.
- termitesblog.com/.../
- www.wikihow.com/Get-Rid-of-Carpet-Beetles

Hello
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definitely a carpet beetle
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