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  • Birch Moon
    The first moon of the year, which covers the period between late December and mid-January
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  • Rowan Moon
    The second moon of the year, which covers the period from mid-January to mid-February
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  • Ash Moon
    The third moon of the year, which covers the period from mid-February to early March
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  • Alder Moon
    The fourth moon of the year, which covers the period from mid-March to early April
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  • Willow Moon
    The fifth moon of the year, which covers the period from mid-April to early May
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  • Hawthorn Moon
    The sixth moon of the year, which covers the period from mid-May to early June
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  • Oak Moon
    The seventh moon of the year, which covers the period from mid-June to early July
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  • Holly Moon
    The eighth moon of the year, which covers the period between early July to early August
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  • Hazel Moon
    The ninth moon of the year, which covers the period from early August to very early September
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  • Vine Moon
    The tenth moon of the year, which covers the period from early September to late September
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  • Ivy Moon
    The eleventh moon of the year, which covers the period from September's end to late October
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  • Reed Moon
    The twelfth moon of the year, which covers the period from October's end to mid-November
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  • Elder Moon
    The thirteenth moon of the year, which covers the period from late November to late December
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  • Blue Moon
    There are two kinds of Blue Moon. One is when two full moons happen during a calendar month (e.g. January). Another is when there are four full moons in a season (e.g. astronomically defined Spring) instead of three, and the third moon of that season is the Blue Moon.
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    Last post Some Blue Moon facts and stuff
    byRegularJackass View the latest post
    Thu Sep 06, 2018 6:36 pm
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