Full Buck moon

 

 

 

full moon aglow

firefly lights, in the mist 

while deer watch and wait

 

Look towards the southeast after sunset on July 21st, you will see the Full Buck Moon, and it will reach peak at6 6:17 AM, EDT on the 21st

 

 

Summer is more than half over here in the piney woods. The hay is cut after the long days of  heat and  pop-up thunderstorms earlier this July. 

 The skys are a sparkling blue, with feather like clouds covering them like a veil.  It is possible to enjoy working in the garden again! Yes! Yes! YES!

 The are veggies and flowers  getting ready to brighten our homes and kitchens with beautiful flowers and fresh produce, and trees fill with ripening  fruit.

The little fur ball rabbits that appeared as if by magic in our yard late  last spring are  almost mature.  

The Full Buck Moon, marks the time of Summer when the Buck's  antler growth visibly increases.

 The wheel of the year is about to turn again, long before some folks, including me, even want to think about it.  And so it goes.