Bird of Paradise

fruit and seeds -- GI irritant

Could be mistaken for Caesalpinia/Poinciana gilliesii, also called 'Bird of Paradise,' a more toxic, unrelated shrub -- ASPCA's own page for this species explicitly warns against the mix-up. To tell them apart: Caesalpinia gilliesii is a shrub with yellow flowers and long red stamens; this species is a banana-family ornamental with a very different look. (This catalog does not yet carry a separate Caesalpinia gilliesii entry.). The two share a common name but are unrelated and differently toxic; ASPCA itself calls out the confusion risk on its page for this species.