16: Elderberry. (Prospect Park, May 22, 2011)

1: Elderberry. Leaves poisonous. Flowers must be cooked. Berries in late summer. (Central Park, Jun 10, 2000)

12: Elderberry. (Prospect Park, Jul 1, 2006)

13: Elderberry. (Prospect Park, Jul 1, 2006)

14: Elderberry flowers. (Prospect Park, Jul 1, 2006)

15: Elderberry. Wildman must have been talking about it. (Prospect Park, Jul 1, 2006)

6: Elderberry. Ripe in August. (Prospect Park, Jul 8, 2001)

7: Elderberry flowers. Flowers edible. (Prospect Park, Jul 8, 2001)

8: Elderberry flower. (Prospect Park, Jul 8, 2001)

2: Elderberry. Berries in August. Flowers in June. (Prospect Park, Jul 9, 2000)

3: Elderberry flower. Last one of the season. (Prospect Park, Jul 9, 2000)

17: Common elderberry. (Inwood Park, Jul 17, 2011)

4: Elderberries. But no berries! (Central Park, Jul 29, 2000)

9: Elderberry. (Prospect Park, Jul 29, 2001)

10: Elderberry. Not ripe. (Prospect Park, Jul 29, 2001)

11: Elderberry. (Prospect Park, Jul 29, 2001)

5: Elderberry. So many berries the branches are drooping. Berries are better cooked. Stems poisonous, so you have to pull all the berries off. (Prospect Park, Sep 2, 2000)