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July Full Moon 2025: Why is it called the Buck Moon?

Sheetal Kumari | July 04, 2025 / 17:28 IST
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Buck Moon to Illuminates July Nights: The Buck Moon will become full on 11 July 2025 at 02:06 UTC—don't miss this breathtaking midsummer moon event! (Image: Canva)
Buck Moon to Illuminate July Nights: The Buck Moon will become full on 11 July 2025 at 02:06 UTC—don't miss this breathtaking midsummer moon event! (Image: Canva)
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 Why Is It the Buck Moon? Named for male deer, or bucks, that start regrowing antlers in July—a symbol of resilience and power. (Image: Canva)
Why Is It the Buck Moon? Named for male deer, or bucks, that start regrowing antlers in July—a symbol of resilience and power. (Image: Canva)
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Why Are Antlers Unique? Bucks develop new, velvety antlers annually, illustrating nature's strong cycle of renewal, transformation, and readiness. (Image: Canva)
Why Are Antlers Unique? Bucks develop new, velvety antlers annually, illustrating nature's strong cycle of renewal, transformation, and readiness. (Image: Canva)
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Other Names for the Buck Moon: Every culture on Earth has its own special name for this Full Moon—each full of significance and connected to rhythms of the seasons. (Image: Canva)
Other Names for the Buck Moon: Every culture on Earth has its own special name for this Full Moon—each full of significance and connected to rhythms of the seasons. (Image: Canva)
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Thunder Moon's Stormy Symbolism: Other Native American groups refer to it as the Thunder Moon, named after July's common summer thunderstorms. (Image: Canva)
Thunder Moon's Stormy Symbolism: Other Native American groups refer to it as the Thunder Moon, named after July's common summer thunderstorms. (Image: Canva)
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Salmon and Raspberry Moons: Other peoples called it Salmon Moon or Raspberry Moon, identifying the fish and summer fruits that were plentiful at this time. (Image: Canva)
Salmon and Raspberry Moons: Other people called it Salmon Moon or Raspberry Moon, identifying the fish and summer fruits that were plentiful at this time. (Image: Canva)
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Celtic Legend and the Herb Moon: In Celtic culture, July's Full Moon was the Herb Moon or Mead Moon, indicating time to harvest and store nature's abundance. (Image: Canva)
Celtic Legend and the Herb Moon: In Celtic culture, July's Full Moon was the Herb Moon or Mead Moon, indicating time to harvest and store nature's abundance. (Image: Canva)
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Anglo-Saxon Hay Moon: The Anglo-Saxons referred to it as the Hay Moon, indicative of hay peak harvesting season for animal fodder. (Image: Canva)
Anglo-Saxon Hay Moon: The Anglo-Saxons referred to it as the Hay Moon, indicative of hay peak harvesting season for animal fodder. (Image: Canva)
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A Moon of Growth and Gathering: Whether it's antlers growing on deer or it's herbs being harvested, this Full Moon is a reminder of growth, abundance, and midyear preparation. (Image: Canva)
A Moon of Growth and Gathering: Whether it's antlers growing on deer or it's herbs being harvested, this Full Moon is a reminder of growth, abundance, and midyear preparation. (Image: Canva)
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Look Up on 11 July 2025: Save the date! Take a peek outside and see the radiant Buck Moon rise—a stunning reminder of summer's strength and meaning. (Image: Canva)
Look Up on 11 July 2025: Save the date! Take a peek outside and see the radiant Buck Moon rise—a stunning reminder of summer's strength and meaning. (Image: Canva)

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