SE Nebraska on NRD land.

Not sure but I would say poison. White and yellow berries as a rule of thumb are poison.

Looks like current berries. We have some here locally.

Japanese bush honeysuckle. Lonicera japonica. Invasive.

Possibly Ilex verticillata winterberry?? Not sure though.

Amur honeysuckle

We're narrowing it down... lol. Im not eating them but they are pretty.

Which are these...white or yellow?

This^^^ is correct.



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Yea honeysuckle. Invasive as (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman) in some areas. Wasnt that long ago conservation groups were selling them as a possible species for windbreaks.

100% not Currants.

Bush honeysuckle…

Yeah i now agree with Amur honeysuckle. I did not closely enough at the leaves, just gave it a quick glance. Around here it is almost all japonica…

That is a Winterberry bush. Birds eat them. People don't.

I didnt look at the leaves just the berries, We have the honeysuckle bush here also. Birds eat them here.

Honeysuckle, birds eat the seeds, fly around and poop out the seeds with a nice fertilizer carrier to ensure it will grow. It chokes out all the natural vegetation where it gets sunlight. Takes over thin woods and field edges, very invasive.

Knowing about leaf structure narrows down tree and shrub ID fast... Opposite vs alternate and simple vs compound. No leaves - look at the leaf scars on the twigs to tell you whether it's opposite or alternate

Lol!

Birds love them, that why they spread like wildfire. Seeds can lay dormant in the soil for 10 yrs and still grow.

its a dingle berry. dont eat without serious santization