'Snow moon' dazzles skywatchers in P.E.I.

Jesara Sinclair | CBC News | Posted: February 23, 2016 11:00 PM | Last Updated: February 23, 2016

February full moon typically called 'snow moon' because month usually sees heaviest snowfall

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Caption: Kathie Dorion spotted this stunning view while taking the dog out for a walk in New London. (Submitted by Kathie Doiron)

February's full moon has been dazzling skywatchers around the Island.

This moon is usually called the "snow moon," because February is typically the snowiest month of the year.

While there may not be much snow on the ground right now, the moon is still featured in some lovely winter shots.

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Caption: Janine M Gallant got this close-up shot of the 'snow moon.' (Submitted by Janine M Gallant)

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Caption: The moon was surrounded by a pink sky in Roseneath, P.E.I. (Submitted by Daisy Brown)

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Caption: This full moon was spotted at sunset over the Tryon River. (Submitted by Sylvia Mcwilliam)

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