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Strawberry Moon: Where to see it, what is it, and how it got its name

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The Strawberry Moon is a traditional name given to the full moon that occurs in June, originating from Native American folklore. This lunar event has been significant in many cultures, often marking important seasonal changes or agricultural milestones. The name is thought to refer to the strawberry harvest, which typically takes place in June in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Strawberry Moon: Where to see it, what is it, and how it got its name
The stunning Strawberry Moon will be visible in the sky on June 30 - but it might be a little bit of a challenge to find a spot to see it
27 Jun, 12:42
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