blueberries!

these popped up in my yard after removing some plants can anyone tell be the type of blueberry they are?

Those are not blueberries. They look more like some kind of nightshade.

Those might be wonderberry. wonderberry thread

are they edible? i ate a few

A few should be fine even if they werent 100 percent ripe. Any good in the flavor?

really good flavor, quite sweet

Definitely not blueberries...

I had those too. I thought they were blueberries but the shape of the bush was not the same. I was scared to taste one. I guess I should have. 😊

Actually kempy it is probably smart you did not try them before making a proper ID. There are some tasty looking berries out there that a few could mean hours of sickness and pain, possible death. If you notice any feature of the plant does not seem quite right stop and re evaluate everything and get a positive ID, doing this could save your life some day. I have caught myself before making incorrect IDs because i was too focused on features in common rather than glaring inconsistancies.

For instance blue berries do not usually grow on as quick of a timeline as wonderberry, so that could be a tip for ID.
When you find a berry ask yourself if it is the right time of the season for the berry you think it might be? If not then its a tip.
Is it in its normal habitat? You wont find water lovers in dry conditions for the most part. Blueberries prefer moisture.
Etc. up through comparing leaves and stems.

these are just questions i ask myself constantly when identifying plants. Then off for hours of research. Then come back for a tate.

I hate that I pulled them out thought. They were very pretty. I just have no idea where they came from. I don't have them any of them on my property.

They could be "garden huckkeberries" solanum melanocerasum. I read online that they're quite bland.

https://www.directgardening.com/537-seeds/6412-garden-huckleberry#/size-packet