Looks like two ripening pawpaws. They can get pretty ugly. The one on the right looks like its ripening may have been accelerated by some bruising. Just looks like pretty typical progression of ripening - not a disease condition.

Paw Paw Questions (3): SUNFLOWER CULTIVAR SELF-FERTILE? *The ÂSunflower Paw-Paw cultivar is often commercially listed online as self-fertile; however, some websites which seem somewhat Âscholarly seem to indicate that this cultivar has never been actually proven to be self-fertile. IÂve even seen is said that they are "partially" self-fertile  whatever that means (maybe it means unreliably, but occasionally; or maybe it means only a few of the flowers will be able to be self-compatibly fertile. Has anyone grown a single specimen and yet received fruit and/or knows the answer to this question? NATURAL POLINATION OF PAW-PAWS *I was considering, if the ÂSunflower cultivar is not really self-fertile, planting 2 separate Paw-Paw cultivars. Since they are mostly only pollinated by flies and Âscavenging beatlesÂ, how far is the most I should keep them apart? FORCED POLINATION OF PAW-PAWS Can I detach the flowers of one Paw-Paw and then bring it over to the (attached) flowers of another Paw-Paw and fertilize the flower which is not detached in this way? Thanks, Steve

The ones I'm shipping have fallen off the tree and are still somewhat firm and green colored. They will be really ripe and yellow/black in a few days of shipping by Express Mail packed in bubble wrap. They are the last of my fruit. I've been eating them for several weeks. You probably didn't get too many offers as now is a little early for pawpaws except in the extreme south of their range where I live. I've eaten so many I've gotten tired of them. I made some pawpaw cookies that were pretty good, like banana bread. I have 4 large trees with the oldest one about 8-10 years old. I didn't have possums fighting me for them this year for some reason! I hope you like them. This is the first year I've had more than I could eat and I've decided I probably don't need 4 trees! I like them but not nearly as well as I like citrus. I can eat an unlimited quantity of citrus fruit.

from pawpaw trees, of course for serial, though, here's what a quick google search found Name: Paw Paw Patch the Street: 21642 State Highway 78 Battle Lake, mn 56515-9285 Phone: (218) 862-0313 might not even be a paw paw orchard, though though I did find that there's a town in Minnesota named paw paw - and the other town in West Virginia with the same name is named for the tree/fruit - so you might find some there