The things that look like red huckleberrries are serviceberries. They come in blue as well, are sometimes ripe when blue, sometimes when red. They’re a tree, but taste like blueberries, more prominent seeds then blueberries. It seems like a cheat, like somebody made a more sparing blueberry bush into a prolific tree somehow.
The one’s after that are hawthorn, that have often insect bitten fruit, but I like them. Viscious thorns on the tree, about an inch long,
Marketed as a cardiac tonic. The one following that is wintergreen, which tastes like the lifesaver of that flavor, only less sweet.
