One female SWD was caught in one of four traps set in a raspberry planting, adjacent to a June strawberry planting in Cayuga County. These traps, checked on June 18, 2019, are being monitored by Ryan Parker and Juliet Carroll, Cornell Cooperative Extension NYS IPM Program.
![Photomicrograph of a female SWD showing the saw-like ovipositor.](https://blogs.cornell.edu/swd1/files/2014/07/SWD_Onondaga2014-female-1833szm-1024x606.jpg)
Raspberries are not yet ripe at this location. However, the June strawberry crop may be at risk.
Consult Cornell Fruit Resources SWD Management, fruit.cornell.edu/spottedwing/management/. Refer to the Cornell Guidelines, cropandpestguides.cce.cornell.edu/. Commercial growers should have the 2019 versions of the Berry Crops, Tree Fruit, or Grape Guidelines.