Showing posts with label ByMonth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ByMonth. Show all posts

Thursday, March 20, 2014

Aries, Sign of the Ram, March 21 to April 19

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Everyone born between March 21st and April 19th is an Aries, the sign of the Ram.

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Saturday, March 15, 2014

Full moon names for March 2014

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The full moon for March 2014 takes place on March 16th or 17th, depending on your location. Following is a list of full moon names for March, ranging from common to surprising. Which names speak to you?

Moose Hunter Moon - Abenaki
Spring Season Maker Moon - Abenaki
Catching Fish Moon - Algonquin
Crow Moon - Algonquin
Full Worm Moon - Algonquin
Sap Moon - Algonquin
Sugar Moon - Algonquin
Snow Crust Moon - Anishnaabe
Buffalo Dropping Their Calves - Arapaho
Sore Eye Moon - Assiniboine
Moon of Winds - Celtic
Strawberry Moon - Cherokee
Windy Moon - Cherokee
Sleepy Moon - Chinese
Big Famine Moon - Choctaw
Fish Moon - Colonial American
Lenten Moon - Colonial American
Cottonball Moon - Comanche
Hot and Cold Moon - Comanche
Eagle Moon - Cree
Goose Moon - Cree
Little Spring Moon - Creek
Moon When Eyes Are Sore from Bright Snow - Dakotah Sioux
Worm Moon - Deborean
Rain Moon - Diegueno
Chaste Moon - English Medieval
Noisy Goose Moon - Haida
Falgun Purnima - Hindu
Phalgun Purnima - HinduPurnima Vrat - Hindu
Whispering Wind Moon - Hopi
Amaolikkervik - Inuit
Plow Moon - Janic
Seed Moon - Janic
Spring Moon - Kalapuya
Women Dig Camas - Kalapuya
Shch'ami daawaatra - Keresan
Bud Moon - Kiowa
Middle-Finger (counting on fingers, beginning with thumb in August) - Klamath
Sucker Fishing Moon - Klamath
Halakwol - Kumeyaay
Flowers Moon - Maidu
Trail Sit Along Moon - Maidu
Chaste Moon - Medieval English
Much Lateness Moon - Mohawk
Little Spring Month - Muscokee
Deer Moon - Natchez
Full Crow Moon - Native American
Full Crust Moon - Native American
Full Sap Moon - Native American
Full Worm Moon - Native American
Small Plant Moon - Navajo
Death Moon - Neo Pagan
Little Frog Moon - Omaha
Spring Moon - Passamaquoddy
Green Moon - Pima
Growth Begins - Pomo
Water Stands in the Ponds Month - Ponca
Crane Moon - Potawatomi
Lizard Moon - San Juan
Sap Moon - Shawnee
Warming Moon - Shoshoni
Moon of the Snowblind - Sioux
Moon When Buffalo Cows Drop Their Calves - Sioux
Sore Eye Moon - Sioux
Wind Strong Moon - Taos
Moon When the Leaves Break Forth - Tewa Pueblo
Underwater Plants Sprout - Tlingit
Pahim Muattsi - Tumpisa
Moon of Winds - Unknown
Plow Moon - Unknown
Seed Moon - Unknown
Storm Moon - Wiccan
Long Days Moon - Wishram
Waehma Meecha - Yaqui
Little Summer Moon - Yuchi
Little Sand Storm Moon - Zuni

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Tuesday, February 18, 2014

Pisces, Sign of the Fishes, February 19 to March 20

Pisces. Image: Salvatore Vuono, FreeDigitalPhotos.net.

Everyone born between February 19th and March 20th is a Pisces, the sign of the Fishes.

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Saturday, December 21, 2013

Saturday, November 16, 2013

Full moon names for November 17th and 18th, 2013

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The full moon for November 2013 takes place on November 17th or 18th, depending on your location.

Following is a list of full moon names for November, ranging from common to surprising.

Freezing River Maker Moon - Abenaki
Full Beaver Moon - Algonquin
Freezing Moon - Anishnaabe
When the Rivers Start to Freeze - Arapaho
Frost Moon - Assiniboine
Il Poya - Buddhist
Dark Moon - Celtic
Trading Moon - Cherokee
Deer Rutting Moon - Cheyenne
White Moon - Chinese
Sassafras Moon - Choctaw
Beaver Moon - Colonial American
Heading to Winter Moon - Comanche
Thanking Moon - Comanche
The Moon the Rivers Begin to Freeze - Cree
Iholi-Frost - Creek
Moon When the Water Is Black with Leaves - Creek
Moon When Horns Are Broken Off - Dakotah Sioux
Hunter's Moon - Deborean
Snow Moon - English Medieval
Snow Moon - Haida
Dev Diwali - Hindu
Kartik Poornima - Hindu
Tripurai Purnima - Hindu
Fledgling Raptor Moon - Hopi
Month of Fledgling Hawk - Hopi
Itartoryuk Moon - Inuit
Dark Moon - Janic
Dead Moon - Janic
Mourning Moon - Janic
Moving Inside for Winter - Kalapuya
Geese-Going Moon - Kiowa
Ring-Finger Moon  (counting on fingers, beginning in August) - Klamath
Snow Moon - Klamath
Halatai - Kumeyaay
Moon When the River Freezes - Mandan-Hidatsa
Time of Much Poverty - Mohawk
Large Tree Freeze - Mountain Maidu
Frosty Moon - Native American
Big Wind - Navajo
Tree Moon - Neo Pagan
Snow Moon - Pagan
Freezing Moon - Passamaquoddy
Cold Begins - Pomo
Month of the Turkey and Feast - Potawatomi
All Gathered Moon - San Juan Native American
Long Moon - Shawnee
Cold Moon - Shoshoni
Moon of the Falling Leaves - Sioux
Corn Harvest Moon - Taos
Moon When All Is Gathered In - Tewa Pueblo
Scraping Moon - Tlingit
Fog Moon - Unknown
Mad Moon - Unknown
Moon When Deer Shed Antlers - Unknown
Oak Moon - Unknown
Storm Moon - Unknown
Winter Divided - Valley Maidu
Mourning Moon - Wiccan
Little Bear's Moon - Winnebago
Snowy Mountains in the Morning Moon - Wishram
Animam Meecha - Yaqui
Cold Time - Yurok
Yachun kwa'shi'amme - Zuni

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Friday, October 18, 2013

Full moon and penumbral eclipse for October 2013

Full moon. Image: morgueFile.

The full moon for October 2013 takes place on October 18th or 19th, depending on your location. Too bad it couldn't wait for Halloween. Oh well.

This month's full moon brings a penumbral eclipse,  when the moon passes through earth's shadow. Look for a reddish tint to the moon... creepy!

Following is a list of full moon names for October, ranging from common to surprising.

Leaf Falling Moon - Abenaki
White Frost on Grass and Ground - Algonquin
Falling Leaves Moon - Anishnaabe
Time When the Corn Is Taken In - Apache
Falling Leaves - Arapaho
Joins Both Sides Moon - Assiniboine
Striped Gopher Looks Back Moon - Assiniboine
Vap Poya - Buddhist
Harvest Moon - Celtic
Harvest Moon - Cherokee
Moon When the Water Begins to Freeze on the Edge of the Streams - Cheyenne
Kindly Moon - Chinese
Big Chestnut Moon - Choctaw
Blackberry Moon - Choctaw
Hunter's Moon - Colonial American
Fall Season Moon - Comanche
The Moon the Birds Fly South - Cree
Big Chestnut Moon - Creek
Moon When Quilling and Beading Is Done - Dakotah Sioux
Blood Moon - English Medieval
Wine Moon - English Medieval
Bears Hibernate - Haida
Ashwin Purnima - Hindu
Kojagari Purnima - Hindu
Sharad Poornima - Hindu
Moon of Harvesting - Hopi
Moon of Long Hair - Hopi
Tugluvik - Inuit
After Harvest - Kalapuya
Start Getting Sagittair Roots - Kalapuya
Ten-Colds Moon (early October) - Kiowa
Leaves Full - Klamath
Middle-Finger Moon (counting on fingers, beginning in August) - Klamath
Halanyimcep - Kumeyaay
Moon When the Wind Shakes Off Leaves - Lakota
Time of Poverty - Mohawk
Small Tree Freeze - Mountain Maidu
Small Wind - Navajo
Blood Moon - Neo Pagan
Harvest Moon - Passamaquoddy
Trees Felled by Fire at Butt - Pomo
Moon When They Store Food in Caches - Ponca
Moon of the First Frost - Potawatomi
Wilted Moon - Shawnee
Rutting Moon - Shoshone
Moon of Changing Season - Sioux
Moon of Falling Leaves - Sioux
Corn Ripe Moon - Taos
Big Moon - Tlingit
Young Animals Moon - Tlingit
Dying Grass Moon - Unknown
Sanguine Moon - Unknown
Shedding Moon - Unknown
Snow Moon - Unknown
Spirit Moon - Unknown
Travel Moon - Unknown
White Frost Moon - Unknown
Windermanoth - Unknown
Winterfelleth Moon - Unknown
Acorns Cached - Valley Maidu
Blood Moon - Wiccan
Travel in Canoes Moon - Wishram
Yohti Meecha - Yaqui
Corn Ripening - Yuchi
Big Wind Moon - Zuni

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Monday, August 19, 2013

Full moon names for August 2013

Full moon. Image: morgueFile.

The full moon for August 2013 takes place on August 20th or 21st, depending on your location.  Some call this full moon a blue moon - the third of four full moons occurring within one season.

 Following is a list of full moon names for August, ranging from common to surprising:

Cutter Moon - Abenaki
Dog Days Moon - Algonquin
Green Corn Moon - Algonquin
Red Moon - Algonquin
Sturgeon Moon - Algonquin
When Indian Corn Is Edible - Algonquin
Wood Cutter's Moon - Algonquin
Berry Moon - Anishnaabe
Geese Shedding Their Feathers - Arapaho
When the Chokeberries Begin to Ripen - Arapaho
Black Cherries Moon - Assiniboine
Nikini Poya - Buddhist
Dispute Moon - Celtic
Drying Up Moon - Cherokee
End of the Fruit Moon - Cherokee
Fruit Moon - Cherokee
Grain Moon - Cherokee
Harvest Moon - Chinese
Big Harvest Moon - Choctaw
Women's Moon - Choctaw
Dog Day's Moon - Colonial American
New Fall Moon - Comanche
Summer Moon - Comanche
Young Ducks Begin to Fly Moon - Cree
Big Harvest Moon - Creek
Big Ripening Moon - Creek
Much Heat Moon - Creek
Moon When All things Ripen - Dakotah Sioux
Fish Moon - Deborean
Corn Moon - English Medieval
Cedar Bark for Hats and Baskets - Haida
Shravan Purnima - Hindu
Raksha Bandhan - Hindu
Narali Poornima - Hindu
Moon of Joyful - Hopi
Moon of Life at its Height - Hopi
Krugyuat tingiviat - Inuit
Dispute Moon - Janic
Harvest Moon - Janic
End of Summer Moon - Kalapuya
Mid Summer Moon - Kalapuya
y'aamuni daawaatra - Keresan
Yellow Leaves Moon - Kiowa
Thumb (counting on fingers, beginning with thumb in August) - Klamath
Halanitca - Kumeyaay
Moon of the Ripening - Lakota
Acorns Ripen - Maidu
Eslakum Middle - Maidu
Corn Moon - Medieval English
Wort Moon - Medieval English
Time of Freshness - Mohawk
Big Harvest Moon - Muscokee
Mulberries Moon - Natchez
Full Red Moon - Native American
Green Corn Moon - Native American
Grain Moon - Native American
Full Sturgeon Moon - Native American (fishing tribes)
Big Harvest - Navajo
Lightening Moon - Neo Pagan
Yellow Flower Moon - Osage
Feather Shedding Moon - Passamaquoddy
First Acorns - Pomo
Corn Is in the Silk Moon - Ponca
Moon of the Middle - Potawatomi
Wheat Cut Moon - San Juan
Plum Moon - Shawnee
Hot Moon - Shoshone
Moon When the Cherries Turn Black - Sioux
Moon When the Geese Shed Their Feathers - Sioux
Autumn Moon - Taos
Berries Ripe on Mountain Moon - Tlingit
Wyrt Moon - Unknown
Corn Moon - Wiccan
Blackberry Patches Moon - Wishram
Dog Days Moon - Yuchi

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    Monday, July 22, 2013

    Full moon names for July 22, 2013

    Full moon. Image: morgueFile.

    The full moon for July 2012 takes place on July 22nd or 23rd, depending on your location. Here's a plethora of full moon names for July. Some are bound to have personal meaning for you:

    Grass Cutter Moon - Abenaki
    Buck Moon - Algonquin
    Hay Moon - Algonquin
    Indian Beans Begin to Be Edible - Algonquin
    Squash Are Ripe Moon - Algonquin
    Summer Moon - Algonquin
    Thunder Moon - Algonquin
    Raspberry Moon - Anishnaabe
    Moon of the Horse - Apache
    Time of Ripeness - Apache
    When the Buffalo Bellows - Arapaho
    When the Chokeberries Begin to Ripen - Arapaho
    Red Berries Moon - Assiniboine
    Esala Poya - Buddhist
    Moon of Claiming - Celtic
    Hay Moon - Cherokee
    Ripe Corn Moon - Cherokee
    Hungry Ghost Moon - Chinese
    Crane Moon - Choctaw
    Little Harvest Moon - Choctaw
    Summer Moon - Colonial American
    Hot Moon - Comanche
    Large Moon - Comanche
    Moon When Ducks Begin to Moult - Cree
    Blackberry Moon - Creek
    Little Harvest Moon - Creek
    Little Heat Moon - Creek
    Little Ripening Moon - Creek
    Moon of the Middle Summer - Dakotah Sioux
    Deer Moon - Deborean Clan
    Mead Moon - English Medieval
    Salmon Moon - Haida
    Guru Poornima - Hindu
    Ashada Purnima - Hindu
    Vyasa Purnima - Hindu
    Moon of the Fledgeling Hawk - Hopi
    Moon of the Homedance - Hopi
    Raptor Moon - Hopi
    Padlersersivik - Inuit
    Blessing Moon - Janic
    Claiming Moon - Janic
    Camas Ripe Moon - Kalapuya
    Midsummer Moon -Kalapuya
    Sina kisraiti - Keresan
    Little Moon of Deer Horns Dropping Off - Kiowa
    Index-Finger (counting on fingers, beginning with thumb in August) - Klamath
    Speluish - Klamath
    Halamrtinya - Kumeyaay
    Moon When the Chokecherries Are Black - Lakota
    Ground Burn Moon - Maidu
    Smoky Moon - Maidu
    Mead Moon - Medieval English
    Time of Much Ripening - Mohawk
    Little Harvest Moon - Muscokee
    Peaches Moon - Natchez
    Full Buck Moon - Native American
    Full Thunder Moon - Native American
    Full Hay Moon - Native American
    Small Harvest Moon - Navajo
    Rose Moon - Neo Pagan
    Moon When the Buffalo Bellow - Omaha
    Ripening Moon - Passamaquoddy
    Manzanita Ripens - Pomo
    Middle of Summer Moon - Ponca
    Moon of the Young Corn - Potawatomi
    Ripe Moon - San Juan
    Blackberry Moon - Shawnee
    Summer Moon - Shoshone
    Moon When the Wild Cherries Are Ripe - Sioux
    Red Blooming Lilies Moon - Sioux
    Red Cherries Moon - Sioux
    Sun House Moon - Taos
    Salmon Moon - Tlingit
    Moon of Blood (due to mosquitoes) - Unknown
    Fallow Moon - Unknown
    Blessing Moon - Wiccan
    Corn-Popping Moon - Winnebago
    Salmon Go up the Rivers in a Group Moon - Wishram
    Yuku Meecha - Yaqui
    Middle of Summer Moon - Yuchi
    Moon When Limbs of Trees Are Broken by Fruit - Zuni

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    Saturday, June 22, 2013

    Supermoon full moon on June 23rd, 2013

    Full moon. Image: morgueFile.

    June 23rd, 2013, brings a supermoon - this year's most spectacular full moon. A supermoon, technically perigee-syzygy, occurs when the full moon and the moon's perigee come within twelve hours. Perigee is the point in the moon's orbit when it comes closest to our planet.

    The actual moment of full moon takes place today, but the exact moment varies with your location. However, the best time to view the supermoon is when it's only partially visible, at the horizon, because an optical illusion makes the moon seem even bigger.

    Make time to see the full moon tonight. There's something magical about that orb in the sky, watching over us, lighting our way along with the stars.

    Following is a list of full moon names for June. Some are bound to catch your attention. I'm keeping my distance from the Lakota moon, okay?

    Hoer Moon - Abenaki
    Full Strawberry Moon - Algonquin
    When They Hill Indian Corn - Algonquin
    When the Hot Weather Begins - ArapahoFull Leaf Moon - Assiniboine
    Strawberry Moon - Anishnaabe
    Poson - Buddhist
    Moon of Horses - Celtic
    Flower Moon - Cherokee
    Green Corn Moon - Cherokee
    Lotus Moon - Chinese
    Windy Moon - Choctaw
    Rose Moon - Colonial American
    Leaf Moon - Comanche
    Egg Hatching or Laying Moon - Cree
    The Month Leaves Come Out - Cree
    Blackberry Moon - Creek
    Moon When June Berries Are Ripe - Dakotah Sioux
    Dyan Moon - English Medieval
    Berries Ripen Moon - Haida
    Jyeshta Purnima - Hindu
    Purnima Vrat - Hindu
    Vat Savitri Poornima - Hindu
    Major Planting Moon - Hopi
    Nuertorvik - Inuit
    Mead Moon - Janic
    Strawberry Moon - Janic
    Camas Ripe - Kalapuya
    Sauhua daawaatra - Keresan
    Summer Moon - Kiowa
    Harvest Moon - Klamath
    Thumb (counting on fingers, beginning with thumb in August) - Klamath
    Wokas Moon - Klamath
    Halapisu - Kumeyaay
    Making Fat Moon - Lakota
    Big Mouth Moon - Maidu
    Big Summer Moon - Maidu
    Ripening Moon - Mohawk
    Blackberry Month - Muscokee
    Watermelon Moon - Natchez
    Big Planting - Navajo
    Planting Moon - Neo Pagan
    Moon When the Buffalo Bulls Hunt the Cows - Omaha
    Summer Moon - Passamaquoddy
    Rules Nature Moon - Pomo
    The Brodiaca Moon - Pomo
    Hot Weather Begins Moon - Ponca
    Turtle Moon - Potawatomi
    Dark Green Leaves Moon - Pueblo
    Leaf Dark Moon - San Juan
    Raspberry Moon - Shawnee
    Summer Moon - Shoshoni
    Moon of Making Fat - Sioux
    Moon When Green Grass Is Up - Sioux
    Strawberry Moon - Sioux
    Corn Tassel Moon - Taos
    Moon When the Leaves Are Dark Green - Tewa Pueblo
    Birth Moon - Tlingit
    Naapaim Muattsi - Tumpisa
    Hay Moon - Unknown
    Honey Moon - Unknown
    Lovers' Moon - Unknown
    Strong Sun Moon - Unknown
    Fish Spoils Easily Moon - Wishram
    Taa'a Meecha - Yaqui
    Blackberry Ripening - Yuchi
    Turning Moon - Zuni


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    Thursday, May 23, 2013

    Full moon names for May 25th, 2013

    Full moon. Image: morgueFile.

    The full moon for May 2013 takes place on May 24th or 25th, depending on your location.

    Following is a list of full moon names for May, ranging from common to surprising. (I won't be observing the Algonquin version this month, thank you very much!)

    Field Maker Moon - Abenaki
    When Women Weed Corn - Algonquin
    Blossom Moon - Anishnaabe
    Season When the Leaves Are Green - Apache
    When the Ponies Shed Their Shaggy Hair - Arapaho
    Idle Moon - Assiniboine
    Bright Moon - Celtic
    Planting Moon - Cherokee
    Moon When the Horses Get Fat - Cheyenne
    Dragon Moon - Chinese
    Panther Moon - Choctaw
    Milk Moon - Colonial American
    Flower Moon - Comanche
    Frog Moon - Cree
    Leaves Appear Moon - Cree
    Mulberry Moon - Creek
    Moon When Leaves Are Green - Dakotah Sioux
    Moon to Plant - Dakotah Sioux
    Ninth Moon - Dark Janic
    Deborean - Flower Moon
    Kwurh - Diegueno
    Hare Moon - English Medieval
    Mothers Moon - Full Janic
    Food-Gathering Moon - Haida
    Buddha Purnima - Hindu
    Vasishakh Poornima - Hindu
    Waiting Moon - Hopi
    Tigmiyikvik - Inuit
    Camas Blooming Time - Kalapuya
    Shawiitsishe daawaatra - Keresan
    Geese Go North - Kiowa
    Summer Tepgan - Kiowa
    Little Finger (counting on fingers, beginning with thumb in August) - Klamath
    Suckers Dried - Klamath
    Halatai - Kumeyaay
    Fawns Moon - Maidu
    Fish Moon - Maidu
    Geese Moon - Maidu
    Seeds Moon - Maidu
    Time of Big Leaf - Mohawk
    Mulberry Month - Muscokee
    Little Corn Moon - Natchez
    Small Plant Moon - Navajo
    Grass Moon - Neo Pagan
    Moon When the Little Flowers Die - Osage
    Alewive Moon - Passamaquoddy
    Ko'ok mashath - Pima
    Seeds Ripen - Pomo
    Strawberry Moon - Potawatomi
    Leaf Tender Moon - San Juan
    Strawberry Moon - Shawnee
    Budding Moon - Shoshoni
    Vesak - Sinhala
    Moon When the Ponies Shed - Sioux
    Corn Planting Moon - Taos
    Month Before Pregnancy - Tlingit
    Manukim Muattsi - Tumpisa
    Bright Moon - Unknown
    Dyad Moon - Unknown
    Frogs Return Moon - Unknown
    Joy Moon - Unknown
    Merry Moon - Unknown
    Sproutkale Moon- Unknown
    Flower Moon - Wiccan
    Hoeing-Corn Moon - Winnebago
    The 9th Moon - Wishram
    Pahko Meecha - Yaqui
    Mulberry Ripening - Yuchi
    Yachun kwa'shi'amme - Zuni

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    Thursday, April 25, 2013

    Full moon names for April 2013

    Full moon. Image: morgueFile.

    The full moon for April 2013 takes place on April 25th or 26th, depending on your location. Following is a list of full moon names for April, ranging from common to surprising. Which names speak to you?

    Sugar Maker Moon - Abenaki
    Egg Moon - Algonquin
    Full Fish Moon = Algonquin
    Full Pink Moon - Algonquin
    Full Sprouting Grass Moon - Algonquin
    Indian Corn Moon - Algonquin
    When They Set Indian Corn - Algonquin
    Broken Snowshoe Moon - Anishnaabe
    Big Leaves Moon - Apache
    Moon of the Big Leaves - Apache
    Ice Breaking in the River - Arapaho
    Frog Moon - Assiniboine
    Growing Moon - Celtic
    Egg Moon - Cherokee
    Flower Moon - Cherokee
    Moon When the Geese Lay Eggs - Cheyenne
    Peony Moon - Chinese
    Wildcat Moon - Choctaw
    Planter's Moon - Colonial American
    New Spring Moon - Comanche
    Gray Goose Month - Cree
    Leaves Appear Moon - Cree
    Big Spring Moon - Creek
    Moon When Geese Return in Scattered Formation - Dakotah Sioux
    Rain Moon - Deborean
    Seed Moon - English Medieval
    Migratory Geese Moon - Haida
    Chaitra Purnima - Hindu
    Hanuman Jayanti - Hindu
    Month of Windbreak - Hopi
    Kriblalikvik - Inuit
    Time for Pounding Camas - Kalapuya
    Bashch'atsishe daawaatra - Keresan
    Leaf Moon - Kiowa
    "Ipos" Gathering - Klamath
    Ring Finger (counting on fingers, beginning with thumb in August) - Klamath
    Halanyimcep - Kumeyaay
    Black Oaks Tassel - Maidu
    Grass Moon - Maidu
    Moon of the Breaking Up of the Ice - Mandan-Hidatsa
    Budding Time - Mohawk
    Big Spring Month - Muscokee
    Strawberry Moon - Natchez
    Egg Moon - Native American
    Full Fish Moon - Native American
    Full Pink Moon - Native American
    Full Sprouting Grass Moon - Native American
    Big Plant Moon - Navajo
    Awakening Moon - Neo Pagan
    Spring Moon - Passamaquoddy
    The Strong Month (When the Trees Begin to Bloom) -  Pima
    The Yellow Month - Pima
    Flowers Moon - Pomo
    Leaf Split Moon - San Juan
    Half Moon - Shawnee
    Melting Moon - Shoshoni
    Bak - Sinhala
    Moon of Greening Grass - Sioux
    Moon of Red Grass Appearing - Sioux
    Ashes Moon - Taos
    Budding Moon of Plants and Shrubs - Tlingit
    Wattsuwim Muattsi - Tumpisa
    Hare Moon - UnknownSeed Moon - Unknown Wind Moon - Wiccan
    Planting Corn Moon - Winnebago
    The 8th Moon - Wishram
    Sewa Meecha - Yaqui
    Big Summer Moon - Yuchi
    Great Sand Storm Moon - Zuni

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    Tuesday, March 26, 2013

    Full moon names for March 2013

    Full moon. Image: morgueFile.

    The full moon for March 2013 takes place on March 26th or 27th, depending on your location. Following is a list of full moon names for March, ranging from common to surprising. Which names speak to you?

    Moose Hunter Moon - Abenaki
    Spring Season Maker Moon - Abenaki
    Catching Fish Moon - Algonquin
    Crow Moon - Algonquin
    Full Worm Moon - Algonquin
    Sap Moon - Algonquin
    Sugar Moon - Algonquin
    Snow Crust Moon - Anishnaabe
    Buffalo Dropping Their Calves - Arapaho
    Sore Eye Moon - Assiniboine
    Moon of Winds - Celtic
    Strawberry Moon - Cherokee
    Windy Moon - Cherokee
    Sleepy Moon - Chinese
    Big Famine Moon - Choctaw
    Fish Moon - Colonial American
    Lenten Moon - Colonial American
    Cottonball Moon - Comanche
    Hot and Cold Moon - Comanche
    Eagle Moon - Cree
    Goose Moon - Cree
    Little Spring Moon - Creek
    Moon When Eyes Are Sore from Bright Snow - Dakotah Sioux
    Worm Moon - Deborean
    Rain Moon - Diegueno
    Chaste Moon - English Medieval
    Noisy Goose Moon - Haida
    Falgun Purnima - Hindu
    Phalgun Purnima - HinduPurnima Vrat - Hindu
    Whispering Wind Moon - Hopi
    Amaolikkervik - Inuit
    Plow Moon - Janic
    Seed Moon - Janic
    Spring Moon - Kalapuya
    Women Dig Camas - Kalapuya
    Shch'ami daawaatra - Keresan
    Bud Moon - Kiowa
    Middle-Finger (counting on fingers, beginning with thumb in August) - Klamath
    Sucker Fishing Moon - Klamath
    Halakwol - Kumeyaay
    Flowers Moon - Maidu
    Trail Sit Along Moon - Maidu
    Chaste Moon - Medieval English
    Much Lateness Moon - Mohawk
    Little Spring Month - Muscokee
    Deer Moon - Natchez
    Full Crow Moon - Native American
    Full Crust Moon - Native American
    Full Sap Moon - Native American
    Full Worm Moon - Native American
    Small Plant Moon - Navajo
    Death Moon - Neo Pagan
    Little Frog Moon - Omaha
    Spring Moon - Passamaquoddy
    Green Moon - Pima
    Growth Begins - Pomo
    Water Stands in the Ponds Month - Ponca
    Crane Moon - Potawatomi
    Lizard Moon - San Juan
    Sap Moon - Shawnee
    Warming Moon - Shoshoni
    Moon of the Snowblind - Sioux
    Moon When Buffalo Cows Drop Their Calves - Sioux
    Sore Eye Moon - Sioux
    Wind Strong Moon - Taos
    Moon When the Leaves Break Forth - Tewa Pueblo
    Underwater Plants Sprout - Tlingit
    Pahim Muattsi - Tumpisa
    Moon of Winds - Unknown
    Plow Moon - Unknown
    Seed Moon - Unknown
    Storm Moon - Wiccan
    Long Days Moon - Wishram
    Waehma Meecha - Yaqui
    Little Summer Moon - Yuchi
    Little Sand Storm Moon - Zuni

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    Monday, February 25, 2013

    Full moon names for February 25th and 26th, 2013

    Full moon. Image: morgueFile.

    The full moon for February 2013 takes place on February 25th or 26th, depending on your location. Following is a list of full moon names for February, ranging from common to surprising. Which names speak to you?

    Makes Branches Fall in Pieces Moon - Abenaki
    Full Hunger Moon - Algonquin
    Full Snow Moon - Algonquin
    Ice in River Is Gone - Algonquin
    Trapper's Moon - Algonquin
    Sucker Moon - Anishnaabe
    Frost Sparkling in the Sun - Arapaho
    Long Dry Moon - Assiniboine
    Navam Poya - Buddhist
    Moon of Ice - Celtic
    Bony Moon - Cherokee
    Budding Moon - Chinese
    Little Famine Moon - Choctaw
    Trapper's Moon - Colonial American
    Sleet Moon - Comanche
    Eagle Moon - Cree
    Old Moon - Cree
    Wind Moon - Creek
    Moon of the Raccoon - Dakotah Sioux
    Moon When Trees Pop - Dakotah Sioux
    Snow Moon - Deborean
    Storm Moon - English Medieval
    Goose Moon - Haida
    Magh Poornima - Hindu
    Purnima Vrat - Hindu
    Purification and Renewal - Hopi
    Avunnivik - Inuit
    Dark Moon - Janic
    Hunger Moon - Janic
    Storm Moon - Janic
    Out of Food - Kalapuya
    y'amuuni daawaatra - Keresan
    Little Bud Moon - Kiowa
    Index-Finger (counting on fingers, beginning with thumb in August) - Klamath
    Rain and Dancing Moon - Klamath
    Halanitca - Kumeyaay
    Pattering Showers Moon - Maidu
    Squint Rock Moon - Maidu
    Trail Breaks Open Moon - Maidu
    Lateness Moon - Mohawk
    Nuts Moon - Natchez
    Full Hunger Moon - Native American
    Full Snow Moon - Native American
    Squeeky Voice Moon - Navajo
    Snow Moon - Neo Pagan
    Moon When Geese Come Home - Omaha
    When the Spruce Tips Fall - Passamaquoddy
    Gray Moon (When Trees Are Bare and Vegetation Is Scarce) - Pima
    Cold Winds Moon - Pomo
    Month of Rabbit Conception - Potawatomi
    Coyote Frighten Moon - San Juan
    Crow Moon - Shawnee
    Coyote Moon - Shoshoni
    Dark Red Calves Moon - Sioux
    Raccoon Moon - Sioux
    Trees Pop Moon - Sioux
    Winter Moon - Taos
    Moon of the Cedar Dust Wind - Tewa Pueblo
    Black Bear Moon - Tlingit
    Big Winter Moon - Unknown
    Candles Moon - Unknown
    Chaste Moon - Unknown
    Cleansing Moon - Unknown
    Horning Moon - Unknown
    Ice Moon - Unknown
    Red and Cleansing Moon - Unknown
    Wild Moon - Unknown
    Quickening Moon - Wiccan
    Fish-Running Moon - Winnebago
    Shoulder to Shoulder around the Fire Moon - Wishram
    Heka Meecha - Yaqui
    Wind Moon - Yuchi
    No Snow in Trails Moon - Zuni

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