Compare the blooming plant @ the top to Erechtites hieraciifolius.

!. Tragopogon dubius, or Goatsbeard 2..Appears to be Cattail fluff, 3. Looks like some type of wild rose 4. Leaves resemble bay leaves, not sure.

Thanks all so far! I think the leaves and "fluff" of 1 look more like Erechtites hieraciifolius than Tragopogon dubius. Agree on the cattail fluff--some cattails were nearby.

Last one I don't know -- fruit are closest to cherry laurel, but too far north for that, unless it's escaped.

Last is Eleagnus.

Elaeagnus umbellata and Rosa multiflora inermus, and #1 is most definitely Erechtites hieraciifolius

Thanks! I should change the subject to "native and invasive plants"!

Could small tree with berries be Buckthorn?

No. It’s 100% a rose. The pinnate leaves alone eliminate Buckthorn.

Lol floral 🤣

The scales on the leaves, petioles and stems of #4 is unique to Eleagnus and you can only see a small part of the underside of a leaf, but the leaf undersides are much lighter in color and would have a slight 'metalic' sheen. Fruit also matches Eleagnus umbellata.

It intrigues me why did you think Lalala the plants are native to your area?