Tiny black bugs in the bathroom are not a welcome sight—especially when they signal a bigger problem. Find out what these pests are and what to do about them.

The Shelter Island Reporter quoted the New York Times comment from DeeAnn Reeder, a disease ecologist at Bucknell University, ...

These bugs don't like cool weather. They also don't like cloudy days, either. According to the Iowa State University Extension , light colors also seem to attract the bugs.

Japanese Beetle: Small bug, big bite. By Dolly A. Butz - Aug 13, 2011 ... "They like to attack specific plants, that's not to say they never touch their least favorites," she said.

Grape flea beetles. Small black beetles with enlarged hind legs for jumping. They are found in vineyards and feed on grape leaves. They are not harmful to humans or pets but can damage crops.

Q: For a while, I have been finding tiny black bugs in my bathroom sink. They don’t look like houseflies, gnats, or any other bug I have seen.