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Ray, you and I are going to have similar photos here....are these the moose berries you have posted? Are they edible?? I have more than enough here to supply a small country!!
http://img247.imageshack.us/img247/1266/106es2.jpg (broken link)
Leaves are beginning to turn in earnest..
I believe they are moose berries, also called high-bush cranberries. That's what a lady told me. She also said that these berries can be cooked until soft, and then turn into jam. However, I haven't seen any birds eating these berries, so I have no idea if the lady is correct.
These are the only photos I have been able to find where the berries are "close" to the ones we have posted, but i still have to ask at UAF to make sure the ones in our photos are in fact high (or low) bush cranberries: http://www.mountainnature.com/plants...bush+Cranberry
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Berries thread
