‘On the motionless branches of some trees, autumn berries hung like
clusters of coral beads, as in those fabled orchards where the fruit were jewels …’
~ Charles Dickens, The Life and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit
270/365 Clusters of berries
27 Friday Sep 2019
earthstar 
Looking at the ‘webz’ Dogwood seems to be the one. It works out then, that I knew all but the mystery one. I have impressed myself!
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Oh, very well done. I’ll have to ask a friend about the mystery berries. It’s a very low-growing plant – I’ll need to get better photos of its parts. 🙂
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Here is a conundrum for me – I know the first two fruits, I think I know the third but the final three have me stumped; please elucidate?
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Hmmm, now you’ve put me on the spot as I actually don’t know one of these. They are: guelder rose, bramble, hawthorn, spindle, elderberry, unknown and cotoneaster.
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That Elderberry doesn’t look right to me, nor do the leaves.
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You are probably right as my tree ID skills are very poor. (And this is why I never forage! I might poison myself.) Perhaps Dogwood?
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