Butterfly Moths
A butterfly moth is typically found OUTDOORS, and is, well, the size of a butterfly. These moths can be found in orchards, and buzzing around light fixtures at night. Typically moth traps with names like 'Skinner moth trap, Robinson Type or Heath moth traps are associated with catching these moths, and studying them. These moth traps are large, and not for effective for getting rid of pantry moths.
Clothing Moths
The clothes moth is one of two indoor moths (the other is a Lepidoptera: Pyralidae: Phycitinae ). The clothes moth doesn't actually eat clothing as an adult. Clothing moth larvae are the one who do the damage. Unfortunately, we don't have any moth larvae traps, but you can just use moth balls or a natural moth repellant. If the moth you find is near clothing or a closet, then it isn't a food / pantry moth.
Food Moths - Plodia interpunctella

This is the general category of food moth we are talking about getting rid of! The food moth is no larger than a pen cap, and is a mottled brown moth found in stored foods, pantry cupboards, and even pet foods.
When resting their wings are tightly folded making the moth no bigger than a fire-fly. The moth's wings are identifiable with the head side being a pale grey even tan and a the tail end resembling a rust or bronze color.
You might hear the same moth being referred to as different types of moths: flour moths, pantry moths, meal moths, moth flies or a dozen other names, but the bottom line is that if the moth is indoors, and near food its a Meal Moth. Whether your moth infestation is in the pantry, cupboard, or garage you can effectively start getting rid of moths with a pheromone moth trap!