The left image is early feeding damage caused by lygus bugs or stink bugs. As the fruit grows, it will look like the one on the right.
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Woolly apple aphid overwinters in protected areas.
Look for woolly apple aphid in cracks and crevices such as pruning cuts or other wounds.
Green peach aphid is one of the many common aphid species on fruit trees in the spring.
Codling moth larvae usually enter fruit that touches; thinning can help.
Blister mite damage on apples starts out as green bumps and they change to brown by early July.
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