Pantry Moth Larva

Pantries, kitchens, and food storage facilities containing dry goods such as grains, cereals, and nuts.

Dry stored products including flour, pasta, birdseed, dried fruit, chocolate, and pet food.

Larvae spin silken webs as they feed, often causing clumping in food products; they frequently crawl away from food sources to pupate in wall crevices or ceiling corners.

A significant domestic pest that causes food spoilage and contamination; they pose no direct health risk to humans but result in economic loss through wasted food.