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Silver birch stump with fungi and spider's web
Starting to cut down the 3 diseased fir trees
White wisteria entwined with a white acacia under a bright blue sky
Two cut down trees waiting to be gathered
Looking toward lime tree
Nearly finished cutting down the 3 fir trees
View to neighbour's adjoining field
Flame tree in Autumn sun
Looking up through the Lime tree
Virgina creeper in Autumn
Certains de nos visiteurs
Stag beetle - they sound like mini helicopters when they fly past
A yellow fuzzy caterpillar
Some of the flying visitors are 'interesting'!?
Bats fly around La Talc every evening but sometimes we discover one nesting in nooks and crannies
There are loads of spiders! Thankfully since we sealed gaps all over the Artist's House we get less inside now
It became obvious why the pine trees near entrance to La Talc - Ants!
French slugs come in many colours - including bright orange!
Deer occasionally wander in
The beetles come in many beautiful colours
Caterpillars are pretty exotic too
Swarm of bees in lime tree - our neighbour keeps bees who love the pollen in La Talc - the honey is as close to our 'own' honey as it gets
A rare black bee seems to have 'nested' near by as we see it most days
Red and brown caterpillar
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