There is little direct knowledge of this group to date. Sightings are fairly frequent, but members are often insular, seeming to regard outsiders with suspicion and in some cases disdain. Indeed, as of this writing, it is still uncertain if this group should be referred to as a culture, a species, or possibly a sub-species.
Additional research is indicated.
Favored ranges of activity include Renaissance Faires, Highland Games, Irish Faires, and occasionally meetings of the Society for Creative Anachronism. Members are rarely seen in business offices or grocery stores, but are known to appear in shopping malls. Individuals often travel in small packs of 3-7 members. Field observation suggests that individuals forced to travel alone may adopt protective coloration or disguise. This occurs more frequently among the females, but is not unknown in male individuals.