This was my view of the full moon on its third journey across the night sky... It was strikingly brilliant and vibrantly yellow, in stark contrast to the previous night's peak, which glowed with a dull reddish hue. This full moon in March is known as the 'Worm Moon'...🐛 Literally... Eww...!😝😁 The native American Indians named it as such after the worms that emerged from their hiding places when the snow melted and the soil warmed in preparation for spring. This is the last full moon of the winter heralding the arrival of spring in the Northern Hemisphere. 🌷🌻 Actually, the full moon in March is known by a variety of names... This is the only full moon that has multiple names... Why? because of the various changes in events that occur during the transition from the cold winter season to the warm springtime.☘️🌥️ The return of the animals from their long winter hibernation or quarantine gave rise to the names 'Eagle Moon,'🦅 'Goose Moon,'🦢 and 'Crow Moon.'🐦 It is also called the 'Sugar Moon,'🍁because this is the time when the bark of the maple tree begins to emit syrup which flows freely. Other names include the 'Wind Strong Moon,' which was named after the windy days at this time of spring and the 'Sore Eyes Moon,' due to the glaring and blinding rays of the moonlight reflected in the melting snow.❄️ And since it usually occurs during the 'holy week,' it is also known as the 'Lenten Moon.' Isn't it amazing how many names there are? And, in comparison to the January 'Wolf Moon' and February 'Snow Moon,' which were silvery white with softer gleams... This March 'Worm Moon' was golden yellow with a brighter beam!🌕 This clearly demonstrates the beginning of the season's warming up! Truly, how wonderful the Creator which made everything beautiful in His time! According to Psalms 104:19, "He appointed the moon for seasons: the sun knoweth his going down." Have a dazzling day and night, Noisepeeps... Wishing you all peace and love!💕 #Moonbeams🌕 @Mitochondria 💯Original content creator, No filter Caloocan City, Philippines🇵🇭 PS: I enjoy gazing at the night sky especially on a moonlit evening... And so I thought of including my "moonbeams" and created a channel for it. For those who love watching and capturing the moon, you can as well use the hashtag #Moonbeams and tag me if you want...😊 I would be delighted and surely love to see ur moon beaming radiantly wherever part of the world you are...