Slightly oval in shape, ca. 13mm in length. Translucent white initially, becoming amber with age. Laid on upper leaf surfaces, usually on terminal leaves of young shoots.
Orchard fruits (Prunus, Malus and Pyrus species), especially peach, nectarine and apricot.
Larvae of the first generation feed within shoots and buds. This can result in many lateral shoots appearing below attacked terminal shoots and crooked stems. Later
generations of larvae may leave twigs to feed on fruit either by entering small fruit by boring into the side or via the stem of larger fruit.