Yeah, that's them.
My cayennes are flowering again, so it looks like a second crop this summer from them. Given I wouldn't need more than one of those per meal, looks like a month's worth of cayenne so far if I want pepper every day. I wonder if they have any heat - haven't tried them yet, the harvested ones are strung up and drying in the kitchen.
The jalepeno plants got dry while we were out of town and dropped a lot of blossoms, but are starting to flower again. There are only four or five fruits on them so far. They were much slower starting than the cayennes, but are looking very healthy at the moment. Interestingly while I had some problems with aphids on the cayennes, they don't go near the jalepeno plants. I think the sun has gotten too hot for the aphids now, as I haven't seen any in several days. Which doesn't bother me at all! Had some bees come in and hang out for a while, and then leave, which is also good.
Otherwise I have to get a little artist's paintbrush to the flowers and pretend I'm a bee.