Each full moon of the year has traditional names, often rooted in Native American, Colonial American, or other cultural traditions. These names are associated with the seasons and natural phenomena that occur during each month. Here are the names of each month's full moon:
January: Wolf Moon - This name is inspired by the howling of wolves that could often be heard during the cold winter nights of January.
February: Snow Moon - February is typically a snowy month in many regions, hence the name.
March: Worm Moon - This full moon corresponds with the time when earthworms start to emerge from the thawing ground, a sign of spring.
April: Pink Moon - Named for the pink flowers (such as wild ground phlox) that bloom in abundance during April.
