Beaver Moon - November’s Full Moon

Beaver Moon - November’s Full Moon

November's Full Moon, Known As The Beaver Moon, Shines Bright In The Night Sky Starting Sunday, Offering A Dazzling Sight To Behold. November's Full Moon Is Thought To Be Called The Beaver Moon Because Of The Animal's Retreating Behavior Ahead Of Winter - Though Others Believe It Comes From Native American Traditions. This Was Historically The Time For Setting Beaver Traps Before The Swamps Froze, To Ensure A Supply Of Warm Winter Furs. The Beaver Moon Reached The Crest Of Its Full Phase Peeking Through The Cloudy Sky As Seen Through The Gaps In The Branch Of The Tree At Tehatta, West Bengal; India 27/11/2023.(Photo by Soumyabrata Roy/NurPhoto)

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