Do any of you have ideas or know what this is? Thank you. :)

Hi Jed. to ATP.
Is this a shrub in your garden, or a wild plant?
Can you take a photo of the entire plant, and another of a close up of the leaves?

I'll get more photos soon! It's not in my yard, but grows elsewhere along a road here in Boise. It appears to have been planted long ago.

I look forward to seeing the new photos. Also, let us know how tall it is and how wide.

Perhaps privet.......

Viburnum?

Good call Sherry, it does look like it could be a privet. We've never had our bloom, probably because we keep pruning it.

Well, that pic does have more berries than any of mine ever have had...but popping up alongsaide a road would seem to be in its nature.

Wild elderberry?

hmmm...that looks possible also, doesn't it?

The leaves and stems don't look right for an elderberry.

Privet fruit
https://www.google.com/search?...
I also see that this plant can have a common name of Wild Olive.

Elderberry fruit
https://www.google.com/search?...

I think when Jed gets us the new photos we will be able to get an ID.

Elderberries grow in umbels. His do not.

Its grown as quite an unkempt hedge. 7-8 feet high, at least 20 feet long and 4-6 feet deep. I'm certain its not elderberry, though it is rather similar so that's not a bad guess. I do believe it IS a privet hedge that's been allowed to grow rather wild! I've only ever seen them quite well pruned. Please bear with me, I'll get more photos as soon as I can.

There is a black chokeberry that looks like your photo

Aronia
a native bush

Just another idea

Please, when you take the photos can you remember to include photos of the leaves, stem, bark, etc. And step back to get a wide habitat view. All that will help.

We can rule out Elderberry and the Black Chokecherry.

I think it is a privet of some type, maybe the a variety of the Common Privet or possibly the California Privet, but it will be nice to have a positive ID for the plant.

I can't make out too much from the photo so this is just a wild guess.

It looks a bit like
Carolina Buckthorn - Frangula caroliniana
http://courses.missouristate.e...

However, if it's in Idaho, it doesn't seem likely unless it was planted by someone.

Ok
just to be clear
I wrote chokeberry (Aronia)
not chokecherry (Prunus)

I know using the common name gets confusing , but I often can not spell the botanical and spell check gets more confused than I .