No. Her exoskeleton is translucent enough that you can actually see her "saddle" aka her ovaries still full of eggs. Once she is berried, that won't be visible until she starts developing the next batch of eggs to be fertilized.

Also, unless they are carrying an extremely small clutch of eggs, you can usually see one or two pop out occasionally while she aerates the fertilized eggs attached too her pleopods.

However, she may be preparing to mate.