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Q5. Full moon night is also called as​

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Answered by pritisamdariya
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Poornima

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Answered by BlueEyedMonster
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It's going to take me forever to name all of them but let's go.

January: Wolf Moon, Old Moon, Ice Moon, and Snow Moon.

February: Snow Moon, Hunger Moon, March Full moon, Storm Moon and Chaste Moon.

March: Worm Moon, Lenten Moon, Crow Moon, Crust Moon, Sap Moon, Sugar Moon and Chaste Moon.

April: Pink Moon, Paschal Moon, Sprouting Grass Moon, Fish Moon and Hare Moon.

May: Flower Moon, Corn Planting Moon and Milk Moon.

June: Strawberry Moon, Hot Moon, Mead Moon and Rose Moon.

July: Buck Moon, Thunder Moon, Wort Moon and Hay Moon.

August: Sturgeon Moon,  Green Corn Moon, Barley Moon, Fruit Moon and Grain Moon.

September: Harvest Moon, Full Corn Moon and Barley Moon.

October: Hunter's Moon, Harvest Moon, Dying Grass Moon, and Blood Moon (not the lunar eclipse's blood moon) and Sanguine Moon.

November: Beaver Moon, Mourning Moon, Frosty Moon and Oak Moon

December: Cold Moon and Wolf Moon.

Some years have 13 full moons which makes at least one of them a blue moon. About every 19 years, there is no Full Moon in February. This is one of several definitions of the term Black moon. The other definitions refer to a new moon which does not fit in with the equinoxes or solstices, similar to a Blue Moon.

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