Are traps recommended to catch more moths placed near the ceiling?

Placing traps near the ceiling to catch more moths is indeed recommended because many moth species are naturally attracted to light and tend to fly at higher altitudes. Moths are drawn to sources of light, and since ceilings are often illuminated, positioning traps near this area increases the likelihood of catching them as they fly upwards.

Additionally, placing traps at a higher level can help diversify the types of moths captured, as certain species may prefer or be more active at those heights. The effectiveness of traps in this position relates to the behavior of feeding and mating flights of moths, making it a strategic approach in pest management strategies.

Other options, such as suggesting that traps are not effective at all, do not align with the behavioral patterns of moths, while claiming they are only effective for certain moths overlooks the general attraction many species have to light and height.