Observations by ks433

Solid black eyes. Bigger than typical flies. Buzzed very loudly.

Buzzed loudly. Large in size. Attracted to the light. Note, it came in through the window inside, so it is a natural occurring insect in nature.

Berries produce a red/purple juice about the same color as the stems protruding from the brown branches. These berries were ripe as they burst easily.

No distinctive smell. Buds were very sticky. Fruit had sharp points.

Black body, white head, red eyes. Small in comparison to geese pictured.

Very hard and smooth to the touch. Some ridges present.

Very black. Smooth and slimy toward head and textured with ridges on the lower half. Left slime where it once stayed.

Very soft petals. Inside bumpy but soft.

Flower is soft to the touch. The base is hairy and light green. Large green leaves at the base. The flower was about 3 inches in diameter.

Leaves are rough and crinkly, have perforated edges. Prickles on the fruit are sharp. Average of a golf ball size.

Feels more soft than spiky.

Edges are actually serrated and quite small. Fruit varies in color between blue, purple, and green. Firm fruit. Some fruit is smooth all around and others are peach shaped.