Calliandra, perhaps. Here is a link that might be useful: Calliandra

I can't imagine where you saw that they don't feed on plants (leaves and fruit), zzackey. That's exactly what they eat. There are some predatory species in other parts of the world, but won't be found here. In most situations, they aren't considered a major pest, but they are known to be a problem to citrus and other tree fruits. As mentioned earlier in this thread, they are more likely to be found in the tops of deciduous trees, munching away.

Breadfruit (Autocarpus altilis)? The leaves are a close match. Most photos show the fruit with a bumpy/scaley surface, but some seem to have a myriad of soft-looking protuberances. http://voices.nationalgeographic.com/2014/09/12/breadfruit-could-be-vital-food-source-in-extreme-climate/ http://gardeningandthespanishway-rohrerbot.blogspot.com/2011/11/breadfruit.html

Thank you a couple days ago I had convinced myself it was a holly after I googled holly flower images. They have a nice smell and remind me of orange blossoms I think. Here's another picture maybe it will help maybe not but but thank you anyway holly is good enough for me.