Fruit

Obliquebanded leafrollers feed on foliage and fruit.

Lacewing larvae are voracious predators, but the adults need pollen and nectar to survive.

Wind and rubbing damage

Wind and rubbing damage

Wind and rubbing damage

Soft flesh caused by walnut husk fly maggot feeding under the skin.

Silvering of peach flesh caused by thrips feeding.

Distorted nectarine caused by thrips feeding during bloom.

Gumming oozing from center of peach due to split pit.

Peach pits that separate from the flesh are considered split pits.

Split pits can result in cracks along the peach suture.

Soft suture, caused by heavy watering after a long dry spell.