Possible drugstore beetle (biscuit beetle)

Pantries, food-storage areas, and other indoor sites containing dry plant products.

Larvae feed on stored dry foods such as flour, grains, spices, and dried plant material; adults usually do not feed.

Small, reddish-brown beetles; larvae develop inside food and adults may emerge through tiny holes. The photo is blurry, so identification is tentative.

A common stored-food pest that can contaminate packaged goods; it is not harmful to people or pets and provides no notable household benefit.