Tree ID please

[IdahoMatt]

This is t tree that I have driven by a thousand times and finally got some pics.  It gets small black berries in the summer.  Sorry no pics of live foliage.  Thanks.

Matt

[Hrothgar]

Russian olive ?

[IdahoMatt]

No Russian olives have a red bark with small leaves like a honey locust. They also have a greanish fruit.  We have a ton of Russian olive here.

[Don Case]

Hawthorn?

[IdahoMatt]

No thorns

[wapiti1997]

Looks like a hawthorn to me, crataegus, they can have reddish to black berries and will have spurs or thorns on the branches.

[IdahoMatt]

The leaves don't seem to match the hawthorn.  I am looking in my western trees book and the only thing that looks like the leaves are some sort of cherry.  The leaves are only about 1 to 2 inches long.  I'm totally stumped.

[Scallorn]

Fruitless pear. I have three in my yard

[Pat B]

Serviceberry

[Gaust]

Buckthorn? 

[TRACY]

Looks like a hawthorn to me, crataegus, they can have reddish to black berries and will have spurs or thorns on the branches.

+1

[PatM]

Hawthorn has thorns, often to a spectacular degree. The fruit is also like a tiny apple.
 Remember most of our domestic fruit trees arose from wild forebears  with thorns.  Not surprising since they are in the rose family.
 It's not going to be a fruitless pear with black berries....

[IdahoMatt]

There are quite a few of these trees around where I live.  Only around the road not In the wild.  This was the biggest one I have seen. 

[Pat B]

Can you get pics of the branch tips and a close up of the terminal bud?

[IdahoMatt]

Yes pat I'll try to get some tomorrow on my way to work.  The strange thing is I don't remember any flowers on these trees.