Insect identification - pantry moth vs clothes moth
Although the images are very grainy and oddly lit, the second two images look a lot like a pantry moth. Specifically, it reminds me of a very common pantry pest: 

Plodia interpunctella (Indian-meal moth). 



 Source: Urban &amp; Structural Entomology, Texas A&amp;M University, USA 

Range: [source]

The Indian-meal moth can be found on all inhabited continents. Although it is primarily tropical, it can live in a range of habitats and is a very common nuisance pest in food storage facilities and people's pantries worldwide. 

Description: [source]


7-10 mm long (wing span ~ 1-1.5 cm)
Wing color: 
-Posterior 1/2 of wing red/brown/bronze
-Anterior 1/3 of wing is white/light gray / ochre-yellow


Separated by dark band

Body color: reddish-brown


Pest Info: [source]


Adults live 5-7 days
Females lay 60-300 eggs
Eggs hatch in 2 - 14 days
Larvae do all of the destruction


Can even eat through plastic to get to food! [source]
Common Foods: Cornmeal, flour, dried fruits, nuts, seeds, health foods, pet foods.