Seed beetle (bean weevil)

Stored dried beans and other legumes; adults may wander onto indoor surfaces.

Larvae develop inside and consume seeds, especially beans, peas, or lentils; adults often feed little or not at all.

Eggs are laid on host seeds, and larvae bore inside them. Several generations can develop in warm, stored foods.

Not dangerous to people and do not infest homes structurally, but can damage stored legumes and contaminate food.