Phycitine Moth (possibly a meal moth or Indian meal moth)

Typically found indoors in pantries, kitchens, and food storage facilities where grains or dry goods are kept.

Larvae feed on stored dry plant-based foods including flour, cereal, nuts, dried fruit, and birdseed.

Adults are nocturnal and attracted to light; they do not feed. Larvae spin silken webs over food sources as they eat and go through five to seven instars before pupating.

They are a significant pest of stored food products, leading to contamination and waste. They pose no direct physical health risk to humans (non-biting/non-venomous), but cause economic loss.