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Wont let me!! Argh!!

use the camera/photo icon under the box you type in .. ken

Are the berries black? Might be a Hawthorne. Check the base stems. If woody, it's an elderberry, if green, it's a Hawthorne. Don't eat them without a proper ID.

'Check the base stems. If woody, it's an elderberry, if green, it's a Hawthorne.' I don't quite understand what you mean there, zzackey. Both Hawthorn and Elder are trees/shrubs and both are woody. We need a picture. Or at least an indication of whether the leaves are pinnate or not.

More than elderberry and hawthorn have clusters of fruit. I noticed that the fruit on the mountain ash at a festival I was at on sunday are only just starting to change color from green. They could be some what elderberry looking. Mountain ash even have pinnate leaves. And the wild Cornus here produce fruit in clusters. It certainly can be more than two species. Photo absolutely needed.

We need at least a description of the leaves and if they are opposite or alternate along the stem.