Within decades, however, these
hermits were spurred by the changing politics of the medieval Middle East to move to Europe, becoming mendicant friars and often practicing a less stringent way of life.
We compared the frequency of visitation of the Scale-throated
Hermit between high-density and low-density plots, and the average height of V incurvata individuals and the mean foraging height of the Scale-throated
Hermit, using t-tests.
The professional
hermit occupied, as Campbell puts it, "a specialist niche.
Life as a
hermit built upon that foundation and added a greater sense of her own strength and resilience.
When three or more terrestrial
hermit crabs congregate, they quickly attract dozens of others eager to trade up.
Hermits were not societal dropouts but part of the cutting edge of the church.
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However, she railed tightly on the bend and was just a length or so second behind Happy
Hermit entering the back-straight.
In life, and in death, the
hermit left more questions than answers.
Since then, 20 new-born babies have joined the
hermit ibis family, rising the number of the almost extinct species in the region to 117, Cetin said.
Hermit crabs, those intriguing sea creatures who travel around with their houses on their backs are the starring characters in this counting book for the very young.
The
hermit, anchorite or anchoress was a familiar sight across medieval England too, even from Anglo-Saxon times, and a few of the cells they lived in still survive.
She outlines the process and interprets the panel as an introduction of the man and his purported miracles to the Sienese, who were encouraged to adopt him and venerate him as a patron who combined the active life of a friar with the contemplative spirituality of the
hermit.
Fossil trackways left on ancient tidal flats 500 million years ago hint that some ocean-dwelling arthropods, like today's
hermit crabs, hauled out onto land wearing shells, researchers report in the April Geology.
D'Arenberg The
Hermit Crab Viognier Marsanne, 2006 ($14.
