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Your P.E.I.: The Island by the light of the November supermoon

November's full moon — the Full Beaver Moon — is truly spectacular this year. It's the closest the moon has been to the earth since 1948. Islanders are marveling at the moon — and snapping lots of photos.

Islanders are sharing photos of the large full moon.

Jesara Sinclair · CBC News ·
The trees frame this shot of the moon. (@atlnortheast/Instagram)

November's full moon — the Full Beaver Moon — is truly spectacular this year. It's the closest the moon has been to the earth since 1948.

Islanders are marveling at the moon — and snapping lots of photos.

Alex Bruce captured this moonlit lighthouse. (@alexbrucephotography/Instagram)
'Still technically waxing gibbous phase (98 per cent illuminated), full moon tomorrow. Clear skies tonight though, and who knows what tomorrow might bring!' wrote Brian Wagner. (@fluorescent_chemist/Instagram)
Andrew Gallant got this detailed shot of the full moon. (Submitted by Andrew Gallant)
Janine M Gallant shared this view of the moon over the trees. (Submitted by Janine M Gallant)
'The moonrise of the almost full supersized supermoon makes the cars look small,' says Linda Matheson-Ford. (Submitted by Linda Matheson-Ford)
Erin Davis shared this view of the moon from Victoria Park. (Submitted by Erin Davis)

Are you snapping shots of the Island, too? Send us your photos of adorable wildlife, beautiful scenery and stunning sunsets through a direct message on the CBC Prince Edward Island Facebook page, tag us on Instagram @CBCPEI, tweet us @CBCPEI or submit to Compass Photo of the Day.

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