People using light brown apple moth (LBAM) pheromone traps as a monitoring tool for this pest should be aware that the traps do not exclusively trap LBAM, and currently another moth species is showing up frequently in the traps.  This moth is in the family Crambidae, while LBAM is in the family Tortricidae.  It is important that growers know what this crambid moth looks like and not be alarmed when they find it in their traps.

Crambid moth identification courtesy Dr. Hillary Thomas, UC Davis.