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Please help ID this bush - serviceberry

 
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Hi need some help to ID this bush with black berries on it. We are located near Lake Erie if that helps. Thanks for looking!!
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my first guess would be some kind of serviceberry/juneberry (Amelanchier) I'm assuming the berries are sort of dried out on the stem....I think most of these fruit in the summer.
 
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