Small weevil (likely acorn or seed weevil)

Woodlands, gardens, and areas near oak or other seed-producing trees; adults may wander onto vehicles and buildings.

Adults feed on plant tissue, buds, or seeds; larvae typically develop inside acorns, nuts, or other seeds.

Adults are generally slow-moving and may drop or feign death when disturbed. Females often bore into developing seeds to lay eggs, with larvae later emerging and entering soil to pupate.

Harmless to people, pets, and vehicles; they do not bite or sting. Larvae can damage acorns, nuts, or seeds, while adults contribute to decomposition and serve as prey for wildlife.