I think @merde@sh.itjust.works and @CMDR_Horn@lemmy.world have the right direction with theDermestidae family of beetles. Looking at some pictures of the adult stage, I have seen those occasionally, and tried to use the Seek app to get an answer on them. These beetle looks pretty close to the larder beetle. Their life cycle seems to fit what I am seeing with the timeline.
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I have some better photos but do not know how to add more. It is almost certainly this family. Maybe this one is a random visitor; it is on the wall where I park my bike.
I really like inaturalist (seek) but it failed me.
I think that you and @merde@sh.itjust.works have gotten pretty close if not on the exact! I did not just recently purchase anything taxidermied... Is this going to be like miller moths?
I wish I could get a better photo. I do not have a macro lens but I may be able to get better details with a real camera.
Anyway, from up close observation with a small pen light, it looks like the "legs" really are "hairs," and the legs are all underneath the body, caterpillar style.
These look pretty adorable.
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Huey Lewis and the News would have something to say, and it probably includes a trumpet.
Mull is supposedly no longer being developed.
If you are in a position to see a neurologist, that could be a great way to get a better answer. I have seen a neurologist regularly for almost 30 years for something else, but also have minor tremors/twitches that predated why I see the neurologist. My twitches are like an eyebrow vibing, or a small portion of thigh muscle, etc. Anyway, neither of the neurologists I saw for over ten years felt I should be concerned, but I also didn't pursue it. I had other concerns. A main/family doctor may be able to help, also. Not sure.
Anyway, doctors should listen, and then they may have questions about things like family history. That is really where the quality of life can matter. It isn't about now, but later. If you can afford the doctor visit.
I don't understand why I can't see this on my instance, but I can on yours. Awesome picture (and jay)!