Dropped Bulb in Headlight - Can I Leave It?

As I was changing the front, driver-side marker light (the W5W bulb), it fell into the headlight housing. :-(

It fell down to the bottom front. It is plainly visible between the reflector and the lens. It isn't reachable with tape on the end of a stick. To get it out, I'd have to remove the headlight, and THAT means removing the bumper.

Other than cosmetic, is there any risk in just leaving it there?
TIA

 

I don't think there's enough metal on those bulbs for a magnet.
It looks like maybe if I remove the main headlight bulb, I might be able to snake one of these through and grab the bulb.

What were they thinking when they made those bulbs a push-in fit into the base?
#ReallyDumbDesign

 

Well shucks! I did apply the combo magnet and grabber tool that I posted earlier. I couldn't catch the bulb with the grabber, but it would *barely* stick to the magnet. Naturally, I bumped the bulb as I tried to pull it through the headlight bulb opening. The bulb fell and rolled to the pointy, inside edge of the headlight assembly.

It turns out, there's a fall-through opening in that inside pointy edge. It fell through. It didn't fall all the way to the ground, but now it is out of sight, out of mind.

I think it is worth pointing out to anyone who comes along after, that you don't really have to *retrieve* the bulb in order to make it go away. If you can just push it to the inside pointy edge of the headlight assembly, it falls through.

If you do donuts in the parking lot in the right direction, the bulb may find that opening on its own.