The New Moon in Libra, Oct 10, 2026, 15:50 UTC began the lunar cycle of the Full Blood Moon in Taurus, Oct 26, 2026, 04:11 UTC. It is also known as the Full Wolf Moon and Full Hunter’s Moon. It marks the final harvest before Winter in the Northern Hemisphere, a blood sacrifice as a provision for the coldest and darkest days. MoonGiant.com shares dates/times for international locations. The Old Farmer’s Almanac offers dates, meaning and folklore as well as “best days to” related to agriculture, and more. It’s a cycle associated with death, justice, and rebirth.
Changes at Big Bear Valley Lake
Shadow is beginning a New Life with Kadee. He went through several months of grieving, and finally acceptance that Jackie is gone. Kadee, a young female eagle, has been trying to earn his affection, while being respectful of the distance and time he needed. After weeks of distancing, Shadow finally allowed her to roost on his branch. He had one major crying day in the nest before taking leave for 48 hours. Kadee is very independent and proven herself to be worthy. Together they are preparing the nest and planning for a future together. They are weathering unexpected storms together.
SHADOW AND KADEE WORKING ON THE NEST AT BIG BEAR LAKE
Jackie’s Life Story – Through the Seasons with Shadow, and all her children.
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Lunar New Year: February 17, 2026
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congratulations! I meant to register but that hurricane really side tracked me with obligations-I will wait joyfully for Dec-best wishes!
Thank you, Michele – It feels surreal how this has come together and a wonderful group is forming. I pray that you and those around you are in Divine care. in lak’ech Debra
I think that feeling is proof of Spirit. Thank you-I will lift the same prayer for you too- in lak’ech, Michele
Thank you Michele – that means so much to me! Debra