According to the Old Farmer’s Almanac - we use full moon
names that were used during Native American and Colonial times to help track
the seasons. This practice is traced to
the Algonquin tribes who lived in the same areas as the Colonists.
May’s
full Moon is known as the Flower Moon.
It signifies the wildflowers that bloom in May. This includes wild iris, sundrops, marsh
marigold, violets and more that are found around here.
The month of May also marked a period of
increased fertility and the warming days that made it safer to bear young. For that reason it is sometimes called the
Mother’s Moon. Other names include the Corn
Planting Moon, Leaf Budding Moon, Frog Moon and Milk Moon.
Fingers-crossed
for clear viewing conditions tomorrow tonight.
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| our marsh marigolds |
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