Looks like possibly fruit fly pupae. Not the maggots yet, but the pupae (eggs).
Here shows another instance of them in the crevice of someone's plastic bin lid: fruit fly pupae
I can't really tell what I'm looking at. If you could describe a bit. Color, shape, movement. In all the years that I've been worm composting, I haven't had a critter that was a bad guy.
I've had mice which I had to chase out, I've had ants which got there from my manure but they don't like the moisture of the bin so they move out on their own. Everything else pretty much belongs in a compost system. They do their thing eating, pooping, reproducing, and dying. As long as any of them don't out populate the worms I don't worry about them. Sometime spidermites will go through a population explosion and compete with the worms for the food. There are ways to deal with that. Give me some more information and I'll see if I can figure out what you've got. But, I wouldn't worry too much about it.
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