pregnant? by Richardphotos
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Description
I had no idea she was pregnant! at least it looks like a baby bell pepper
yesterday I wanted to edit my post, but being in a hurry I hit the remove button instead and ended up losing at least 3 comments and no idea whom their were from.so I apologize
I replaced two 25 year old exhaust fans and I had to go in the attic to attach the exhaust tubing. my luck both were in difficult places
thanks for your visit and any comments

Comments (56)
As far as I know it's just part of the stalk - but I could be wrong! Great capture Richard!
Great capture Richard! Never seen anything like that before.
Wonderful and very creative peppers
A so wonderful capture, Richard!
LOL VERY FUNNY
LOL..Great Find:)
Oh Wow that is like the sweet spot of a pepper!
Now this is really different, an expectant pepper.Excellent macro shot!!!!!
Lol Great Shot!
Great baby photo Richard was you doing a cesarean on this expectant mother lol..
I have never seen the birth of a Bell-Pepper yet. Cute capture. Aloha
I was thinking pod people myself!
Cool shot!!!
Cool shot Richard!
Yep it is a baby....I find so many in our capsicum. Lovely shot of it as cut half and reveiled.
Fantastic macro of this pregnant pepper. Excellent details.
Creative and excellent photography my friend......!!!!!
nice shot!
a cool find and shot, Richard!
SUPERB MACRO AND ...DELICIOUS !!!!!
Humm...very interesting lol
How amazing to find this little baby. A great capture.
Really a very cute picture. Artistically forms too :)
Fine capture! Who's the father! ;o)
Nice find - I found some of them last year and some red ones got green or orange babies.