Spring Usher Agriopis leucophaearia
This common resident is mostly associated with Oak woodland but does occur in suburban gardens where there are mature trees.
The commonest Yorkshire Macro-moths recorded in February are (in descending order):
| 1926 | Phigalia pilosaria | Pale Brindled Beauty |
| 1960 | Theria primaria | Early Moth |
| 1663 | Alsophila aescularia | March Moth |
| 1934 | Agriopis marginaria | Dotted Border |
| 2258 | Conistra vaccinii | Chestnut |
| 2190 | Orthosia gothica | Hebrew Character |
| 1932 | Agriopis leucophaearia | Spring Usher |
| 2187 | Orthosia cerasi | Common Quaker |
| 2256 | Eupsilia transversa | Satellite |
| 2259 | Conistra ligula | Dark Chestnut |
| 2243 | Xylocampa areola | Early Grey |
| 2188 | Orthosia incerta | Clouded Drab |
| 2469 | Scoliopteryx libatrix | Herald |
| 1930 | Biston strataria | Oak Beauty |
| 1799 | Operophtera brumata | Winter Moth |
| 2139 | Cerastis rubricosa | Red Chestnut |
| 2306 | Phlogophora meticulosa | Angle Shades |
| 2182 | Orthosia cruda | Small Quaker |
| 1659 | Achlya flavicornis | Yellow Horned |
| 1947 | Ectropis bistortata | Engrailed |
| 2441 | Autographa gamma | Silver Y |
| 1925 | Apocheima hispidaria | Small Brindled Beauty |
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