Found this one in my bed in Northern Europe.
Around 6 mm long (5 mm body + 1 mm nozzle). Seems to have 6 legs. The back looks a bit like black-brown camouflage, the legs are red-brown, the nozzle is black.
Could this be some kind of bed bug?
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Sign up to join this communityFound this one in my bed in Northern Europe.
Around 6 mm long (5 mm body + 1 mm nozzle). Seems to have 6 legs. The back looks a bit like black-brown camouflage, the legs are red-brown, the nozzle is black.
Could this be some kind of bed bug?
Definitely not a bedbug. It is a weevil, family Curculionidae. A beetle, and not normally found indoors. It looks a bit like Baris, but I cannot tell from the picture. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baris_(weevil)