The Beaver Moon or the Frosty Moon are both names for this full moon. It will also feature the second lunar eclipse occurring early in the morning; a nearly-total eclipse with 97.4% of the moon’s diameter becoming immersed in the Earth’s dark umbra at 4:04 a.m. EST (0904 GMT).
Beavers busy preparing for winter before the water fully freezes Fur coats help ward off most brisk breezes
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The hubster and I got up and watched the eclipse. We didn’t see any beavers, though.:-)
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Lol. Thanks for sharing. Did you see the eclipse?
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Yes, we did. Orangey prettiness.:-)
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Lovely. Might it appear in a future terror piece?
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Hey, good idea!
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😉
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I never heard about Beaver Moon before!
Nice!
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Thanks. The moon names are interesting. 😉
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Great poem. Beavers have recently been reintroduced into some parts of the UK so you can see them in the wild. I was in bed for the lunar eclipse this morning!
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Me too, Andrea. Glad the beavers have been reintoduced. Fortunately beaver hats have been long out if fashion.
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Any other night I would have been plagued by insomnia. But that night I slept. Rare eclipse vs sleep. I think I’m pretty happy with the sleep. LOL. Big hugs.
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Sleep is good. 🌝🌚🌜🌛👍
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The eclipse happened here between 11 p.m. and 1 a.m., I believe. Sadly, we were socked in and had to miss seeing it. Too bad.
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Bummer. Have you experienced any of the floods that I had made international news recently?
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