Anyone going to watch it supposed to be the longest eclips in 400 years..... going to be about 3 am central.... i might take a peek if i wake up to p

sure was a big full moon when it broke the horizon !!

They’re calling it a beaver moon,pretty cool.

i see that.... trying to read why they are calling it a beaver moon...

“As the chill air of late fog descends, animals begin to prepare their dens for the deep freeze of winter.

Beavers can be seen along the banks of rivers and streams, collecting wood to shore up their lodges and dams before the ice sets in. This was also the time Native American tribes and later European settlers set beaver traps to ensure a supply of warm furs for winter.

Thus November’s full moon is most commonly known as the Beaver Moon, in honor of these industrious semi-aquatic rodents.

Because November also signals the time when bitter hard frost’s become more frequent, this month’s moon is also sometimes called the Frost Moon.

For more full moon lore and astronomy, visit us at FarmersAlmanac.com”

good grief i better break out a 330 and go catch one........ its the fleshing that im so lousy at

I'm gonna try to see it, like you if I happen to get awake.

Suppose to start around 2am and finish/peak around 4am here. (Eastern time)

I'll try to watch it

November's full moon has been called the Beaver Moon for centuries. The full moon of each month has it's own name. October is the Hunter Moon or every three years the Harvest Moon, December is the Cold Moon, etc.

I will be trying to get a few pictures of it in the morning as I get up at 330 for work should be spot on for the best time as long as the clouds are gone. I hope to get a few pictures on the way to work in the Bush as it is dark and should be a good look at it.

NASA , CSA and others will be live-streaming it ...snowing here now, which I love...but I'll be monitoring the sky and live stream connects too , in the night.

Love the constellations and the sun/moon phases.

Keep looking up....

I'm glad I aint 30 years younger.
I may be popping into a treestand with my bow bout now

thats the way to teach a nocturnal buck.... hes not the only one nocturnal !!!

I wonder what effects this has on wildlife

Make'em like teenagers...
Stay up all nite and sleep all day...lol

Not a great pic but what can I expect from a phone

It was overcast but bright, and windy.
The sky cleared, bright, and NO wind.
Moon started it's thing.
Now dark and wind.

I'm like Wamp.
I predict deer and thin skin critters
will be on their feet in day light.

Over cast here too. I could here the rain on the roof in the wee hours so didn't bother getting up to go look.

I did get this picture of the Beaver Moon setting though.

It was impressive at 2:30 this morning in southern Illinois