Ampelopsis?

Whoops! I meant to upload three photos.

I’m not sure about wild grapes - I’ve never seen them in the area.

I’ll research your suggestions. Thank you!

Could it be Virginia creeper?

Looks like a grape to me. Is it in a wild area or in your garden? If the latter it could come from a grape pip someone ate.

It’s a wild area that I’m cleaning slowly. There’s a shared fence with the neighbor, who has an extensive garden - I’ll ask him about grapes. Should I save it?

It for sure is not a Virginia Creeper. I would save it at least until positively identified. It looks very nice, so may be I would even keep it after, it depends.

It is a grape family* climber, what's left is figuring out which particular one. Spotting a likely seed source plant nearby, with its fully expressed foliage characters and other adult features would definitely help with this.

*To which all previously suggested plants belong

I'm with Jay - ampelopsis, specifically porcelain berry. I pull up zillions every year because my neighbor thinks it's pretty. So is a rattlesnake.

That was my first thought and I posted that at first, however photos on the web of porcelain berry seedlings are not exact matches.

Could it be a second year plant or something and not a seedling? I've grown them twice. The seedlings look a bit different. Just popped into my head....

I was using "seedling" as in young plant from seed, still with juvenile characters. As opposed to one that has adult features. And not in reference to a tiny one that just came up, still had cotyledons.

"I was using "seedling" as in young plant from seed, still with juvenile characters."

As most of us, I believe, do .

There's a real good chance it's vitis. Too many unknowns.