two grapevine, three holly.

FYI I was able to see the pictures better when I clicked on them.

Number three is Mahonia, probably Mahonia bealei. Often mistaken for holly.

Rhizo need instruction. Is it the white on the leaves or the way the leaves are placed that shows it is a Mahonia. We have all kinds of holly planted by birds but no mahonia for me to compare with.

The last photo looks like poison oak to me. If it is, do NOT touch it. It gives people a horrible rash. The way to get rid of poison oak is to wear goggles (it has oils in the plant that will make you break out, as well as the stems, leaves and roots), plastic bags wrapped around your clothes, arms, etc. Dispose of anything that comes near the plant like garden tools, clothes, etc. Pull it up by the roots.

Mahonia have compound leaves, big ones! The leaflets (which we see in the image posted) are oppositely arranged.

I've attached a better picture of Mahonia bealii and you can see the compound leaf arrangement better.

Once you've seen a Mahonia in person, you'll never mistake it for a holly again, I promise!

Here is a link that might be useful: Mahonia