Are there any myths or legends about dormice?

Jul 6, 2018 ... Signing "Ozymandias" with the name Glirastes, lover of dormice, was an inside joke and a show of Shelley's affection for Mary. William Shelley. Derk like any other dormouse falls asleep easily and is naturally lazy and sluggish though he tries to keep a proper posture. Derk is also one of those “ ... Nov 26, 2019 ... These are found in hazel, but oak, ivy and sycamore are excellent as sources of insects too. Then, as autumn approaches, dormice will eat hazel ... Feb 1, 2024 ... As with so many of the planet's most successful creatures, there is more to the little dormouse than meets the eye. Among the dormouse's suite ... Mar 25, 2023 ... 2006). A study on captive hazel dormouse showed that there was a significant preference for grass as the main summer nesting material (Hagemans ... May 5, 2020 ... The edible dormouse (Glis glis, formerly Myoxus glis) is a small arboreal mammal inhabiting deciduous forests in Europe. Jul 16, 2021 ... The Dormouse and the Doctor offers a humorous critique of busybody know-it-alls who want to tell everyone else how to live their lives. John Markoff's new book, What the Dormouse Said, shows in detail how a blend of high technology, cultural innovation, political radicalism, and—shall we say— ... Aug 26, 2016 ... The hunting and eating of dormice ('polh' in Slovene) does indeed go on, mainly in the south of the country, and I wanted to learn more about it. Key words: Myoxus glis, trapping, tradition, traps, collection, dormouse products, Slovenia. Per{i~, M.: Lov na puhove kao dio slovenskog nacionalnog identiteta ...