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These appear to be drugstore beetle adults. This is a very common stored products pest that can be persistent once they have invaded dried, stored foods. First, check your pantry where you store dried spices, flour, beans, pasta, crackers, and similar stored foods. The infested products should be thrown out and nearby foods can be placed in a freezer for a week or so to kill any beetles or larvae that were undetected. If you don't find them in any of your dried foods, be sure to check any bags of dry dog or cat food. They are also occasional pests of bird seed bags. A 4-6 ounce package can produce hundreds of these little beetles. The adults are often attracted to sunny windows where they may accumulate and become noticed. Sprays are not needed once you find the source and eliminate it. We don't want to spray pesticides where we store our foods. So-called bug-bombs (total release aerosols) are not recommended as the gas/fumes can not penetrate into food packages where the beetle larvae are developing. 

https://entnemdept.ufl.edu/creatures/urban/stored/drugstore_beetle.htm