I have finally identified chokecherries. They are so similar to pin cherries, which are common in the dog park, but the clusters are elongated, rather than rounded. Maybe I will find some with the fruit left on them in a few months.
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Since I have no idea what chokecherries look like ... I can't wait to see the fruit!
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