The September full moon name is the Corn moon, however, the full moon closest to the Atumnal equinox is called the Harvest moon, and sometimes the September moon is the Harvest moon.  This year, September’s moon falls on September 4.  The equinox falls on September 22 and the October moon is full October 4.  The Harvest moon will be Ocrtober’s full moon.

The month of August is Sturgeon fishing time on the Great Lakes.  The Sturgeon moon is full August 6.

Antlers begin appearing through the fur of bucks in July, giving ghe name of this month’s full moon  Other names include the Thunder moon or Hay moon.

The European name is the Rose moon, but the Algonquin’s called the June full moon the Strawberry moon in honor of the time to harvest the sweet red fruit.

The blooming of some mosses and other flora give the moon its name this month.

The March full moon has several names, the most common in the Worm Moon, when earthworm casings beging to appear on the ground.  It is also called the Lenten Moon.  Other names include  the Crow, Crust, or Sap moon, referning to the return of Crows, the crust of snow from freezing and melting as the days warm, or the flow of sap in trees.

The February full moon is the Snow Moon, although in some stories, it is called the Hunger Moon because of the challenges of finding food in the harsher winter climates.