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Yep, furniture carpet beetle. Check under the soft furniture for the remains of the pupa or if you have a healthy number of spiders you might find the sucked dry remains of the larvae too.
Yukirin-
It seems we were both wrong, I stumbled across the Natural History Museum's Identification Service yesterday and emailed a pic. They responded by lunchtime which was impressive!!
https://www.nhm.ac.uk/take-part/centre-for-uk-biodiversity.html
They are ash bark beetle, Hylesinus varius. They asked if we had any logs in the house (which we have!).
I took a look and you can see where they have come from:
Apparently they only live in ash bark and don't attack any other wood (so no panic for the furniture!). The logs have gone out now until the winter.
This little spider was in the log basket and must be well fed!
@ColinTheBald - that is a great specimen!
eskay
Anyone have any idea what these are? I seem to have a mini infestation of them on one window in the house. They fly and they are about 4mm long.
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I wonder they are some kind of carpet beetle??