Nigel Armes wrote:
> Syed, Nice shot of this Carpet Beetle (Anthrenus sp.), seeing as they are tiny as you indicate.
> The adult beetles become quite common at windows at this time of the year. The increasing
> photoperiod and warmer temperatures induce the adults to emerge from the pupal stage. They
> fly to windows because they are trying to get out to feed on pollen and nectar. The larvae
> feed on woollen clothing, carpets, hair, dander, fluff, feathers etc inside buildings. They
> are notorious pests of insect and animal collections in museums.
>

Thanks nigel for looking and rating. And also thanks for the info you provided about this carpet beetle because i didn't know anything about it.
Thanks
SSAN