More full moon information

Amazing how taking a picture of the moon can raise your interest in the subject!

This is what I found in WMUR.com on the subject:

"January: Full "Wolf" Moon (American Indian - from wolf packs roaming in the dead of winter.) Also known as "Old"
February: Full "Snow" Moon (American Indian - because it's a common month for snow)
March: Full "Worm" Moon (American Indian -- from earthworms coming to soil surface during Spring thaw) Also "Sap", "Sugar"
April: Full "Pink" Moon (American Indian--from profusion of pink wildflowers)
May: Full "Flower" Moon. Also "Planting" sometimes used.
June: Full "Strawberry". Also "Rose" used by some.
July: Full "Buck" Moon. Also "Thunder" is sometimes used (American Indian - because July often features strong Thunderstorms)
August: Full "Fruit" Moon. Also "Corn"
September: Full "Harvest" Moon/
October: Full "Hunter's" Moon.
November: Full "Beaver" Moon. (American Indian - From the busy beavers building their winter homes) Also "Frost"
December: Full "Cold" Moon. AKA "Oak""

And the following table gives more variations on names: (source http://www.fabandpp.org/cotm/moons.htm)

Month	Set #1	Set #2	Cherokee
January	Old	Wolf	Cold
February	Snow	Snow	Bony
March	Sap	Worm	Windy
April	Grass	Pink	Flower
May	Milk	Flower	Planting
June	Rose	Strawberry	Green Corn
July	Thunder	Buck	Ripe Corn
August	Green Corn	Corn	Fruit
September	Fruit	Harvest	Nut
October	Harvest	Hunter's	Harvest
November	Frost	Beaver	Trading
December	Long Night	Cold	Snow
Month	Ottewell	Wiccan	Others
January	Moon After Yule	Wolf
February		Storm
March	Lenten	Chaste	Crow
April	Egg	Seed	Moon of the Red Grass Appearing
May		Hare
June	Flower	Dyad	Honey
July	Hay	Mead
August	Grain	Wyrt	Sturgeon
September		Barley
October	Hunter's	Blood
November	Hunter's	Snow
December	Moon Before Yule	Oak