berry question

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Wild plums I think. Grows on a small tree, not a cane or bush.
 
no idea but
benyaM95 Ranger Knif,
if you use

then the picture will show up.
maybe you knew that and it was a mistake...
anywho,hopefully we will get a definitive answer to your question
 
Those are Cornelian Cherries, actually related to dogwoods. The prominent lateral veins are a giveaway for the family. They are edible, though the ones in your pictures may not be ripe yet.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Cornel

Now if you'll excuse me, I have about 30lbs of ripe Beach Plums to process into something storable. :D
 
The leaves are not narrow enough for sand hill plums I don't think and their fruit is typically rounder. At least this is what ours look like:

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Persimmons are more round and orange and have a tuft at the top where it was attached to the tree:

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I think Ferrousknight has it right.
 
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