Prunus, probably P. caroliniana.

Thank you. That makes some sense. Cherry Laurel. Bloom time is supposed to be early spring, and that's where it looks like its headed. The leaves, when crushed do indeed smell like Maraschino cherries! I had forgotten about the tiny black fruit. I guess the birds get those pretty fast. It did survive our 4F temps last year with no damage, but it is reported that it's OK down to zone 7.

There are some fruit in the picture at 10:00 o'clock.

Good point. They're hiding in there. The birds must have missed them.