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Full Moons throughout the year have traditionally been named after natural occurrences that coincide with their appearance. These names serve as a way to mark time and observe the progression of the seasons.
For example, each full Moon carries a distinct nickname based on events in nature. The August full Moon, in particular, is named due to the seasonal abundance of sturgeon fish found in North American rivers during that period.
Looking ahead, the upcoming full Moon on September 26 is known as the Harvest Moon or Corn Moon. This name reflects the time of year when crops are usually harvested, symbolizing a key moment in the agricultural calendar.
In the UK, however, the impact of unusually high temperatures this summer has led to an earlier harvest for many farmers, diverging somewhat from traditional timing associated with the Harvest Moon
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