What is this bush?

I found several of these bushes around my home. They are scattered through the edge of the woods and have what appear to be unripe blue berries on them.

 

Looks like Snowberry/Coralberry (Symphoricarpos spp.), probably S. albus.

 

Not often do I disagree with you, smivies - but I think I will on this one. I'm not seeing the opposite leaves I'd expect from Symphoricarpos. I think it is indeed a Vaccinium (and one that produces wild blueberrys).

 

I'd agree with a Vaccinium species.

 

Thanks for the responses. Would a closer pic of the leaves and berries be helpful? If they are wild blueberries of some form... are they edible?

 

See this related thread. I'd feel more comfortable seeing a closer (and clearer, if possible - not always easy with some cameras) photo of the fruit and leaves to confirm before saying it's edible.

 

Daniel, I generally don't post my wrong answers :-) Looking closer at pic #1, I see the flower remenant on the bottom of the berries, not something I would see on Symphoricarpos

Cheers