Fruittree leafroller
damage
Identification tip: Larvae feed
on blossoms and leaves; leaves are webbed
together to
form a protective case.
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Green fruitworm
Identification tip: Larvae eat large holes in young
leaves.
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Obliquebanded leafroller
Identification tip: Larvae are yellowish green with
brown to black heads. As they mature, larvae construct tubular
shelters from a single leaf.
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Western tussock moth larva
Identification tip: Larvae are gray with numerous red,
blue, and yellow spots. There are four prominent white tufts
of hair on the back, two black tufts on the head, and one
on the tail end.
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Orange tortrix damage
Identification tip: Leaves webbed together to
form protective cases often indicate the presence of
orange tortrix.
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