I'm amazed you found salmonberries and huckleberries! My bush/canes of them have been barren of berries for weeks
Aren't gooseberries the ones with thorns and currants the ones without thorns? We've got
native stink currant and swamp gooseberry on our property. I haven't checked recently to see if there's any ripe!
I'm bummed about my thimbleberry stands. I have a bunch of thimbleberry canes spread over my property, and we only got 2 or 3 berries. No idea why, as it wasn't too hot or dry this year.
Wow! That red huckberry bush is stunted! It looks almost bonsaied. I've never seen one so small and producing. I wonder if that has to do with the elevation?
That's interesting that the wild strawberries aren't in season up there. My little patches are still producing, though not nearly as much as they were a month ago. I think it might be too dry for them. I've found the wild strawberries produce from June to sometimes even October@
I've never heard of watermellon berry!
I think the unknown berry is twinberry, and it are not generally considered edible! I spotted some down my road a few years back, and looked them up.