Here are a few photos of the fruits that mature in September in the neighbourhood.

Northern Wild Raisins before all of the critters feed on them…

Not a fruit but I thought to include the seed fluff of this Virgin’s Bower:

Famous Haw (thorn)

Northern Wild Raisin at its peak for harvesting.  In a day or two the purple berries will shrivel up, resembling raisins.

Fanleaf Hawthorn:

In the rain…

Inedible winterberry:

And the very edible (when processed into jelly) Highbush Cranberry:

These fruits are critical for the carbo needs of the various critters who want to fatten up before winter.  This year we had a good crop so the birdies and mammals who eat them are happy.