moons

Get ready to mark your calendars because the night sky is putting on a breathtaking show from July to December. Each full moon has its own unique name, story, and glow that reflects the changing seasons and ancient traditions. Whether you are into photography, stargazing, or simply love the magic of the moon, these dates are worth watching.

🌕 July 10 – Buck Moon

This full moon signals mid-summer and is named for the time when male deer grow new antlers. It often glows with a warm golden tone, perfect for a relaxing summer night.

🌕 August 9 – Sturgeon Moon

Named after the giant sturgeon fish found in the Great Lakes, this silvery or bluish full moon lights up the late summer skies. It is mysterious and soothing, just like the waters it is named after.

🌕 September 7 – Corn Moon with Eclipse

This special moon arrives during corn harvesting season and will include a lunar eclipse in 2025, creating an unforgettable celestial moment. It is also known as the Harvest Moon when closest to the equinox.

🌕 October 6 – Harvest Moon

The full moon nearest the autumn equinox, it rises just after sunset for several nights in a row, offering extra light that once helped farmers harvest into the evening.

🌕 November 5 – Beaver Moon

Named for the time when beavers build their dams for winter, this moon often glows with a deep amber or reddish hue, making the chilly skies feel cozy and dramatic.

🌕 December 5 – Cold Moon

The last full moon of the year marks the arrival of long winter nights. It often shines bright and crisp in the icy air, a fitting end to the lunar cycle.

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