Insects attracted to light because they think it is the Sun, or is it just that they use them as travelling reference points?
Nobody really knows for
sure, but moths/Insects are thought to use the moon as a point of
reference to travel in a straight line. This might help to explain why
more moths seem to be attracted to artificial lights on nights when
there is no moon. If moths are drawn in very close to a bright light
source they may become dazzled, due to their eyes being unable to adjust
quickly enough to the sudden brightness, so will circle the light
instead of flying away from it.
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