Three young locust trees (planted last September) show yellow leaves with brown freckles. Neighbors lost trees rapidly. The cause is likely locust leaf miner.
Larvae mine inside leaves, creating blisters that turn brown. Heavy infestation makes trees look scorched. Adults skeletonize leaves in late summer.
USDA Forest Service fact sheet: na.fs.fed.us
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