Fungus Weevil

Deciduous forests, often found on or around dead trees and logs containing fungi.

Primarily feeds on bracket fungi and woody fungi found on rotting logs.

Active during the spring and summer; they are known for their marble-like camouflage patterns which help them blend into tree bark and fungi. Adults are often found near their larval host fungus.

Harmless to humans; they provide an ecological benefit by assisting in the decomposition of dead wood and fungi, recycling nutrients back into the soil.