With some food dyes headed to elimination, what does that mean for Blue Moon ice cream?

July's full moon, known as Buck Moon, peaked on the night of Thursday, July 10. But the moon will remain full, to the naked eye, for a few more days.

July’s full moon is called the “Buck Moon” because this is when bucks' (male deer) new antlers have grown more sizeable after starting late in the spring. An American Whitetail deer buck.

Male deer, or bucks, shed and regrow their antlers each year, and July’s full moon rises at the same time the animals’ antlers are in full growth mode, according to the Farmer’s Almanac.

The Full Buck Moon will peak on Thursday, July 10, at 4:36 PM EST at 18 degrees of Capricorn, the sign of its detriment.

Find out when and where to watch July’s Buck Moon light up the sky—and why this golden full moon has been celebrated for generations.

The full moon of July is called a 'Buck Moon' in recognition of the rapid growth of a buck's antlers. When can you see this moon in July?

Tonight's Full Moon, called the Bucky Moon, rises in the southeast and sets in the southwest, tracing a low path through the southern sky.

Today, the moonlight and meaning woven into the folklore of the full moon’s many names continue to shape how we read the sky and understand the pattern of the seasons.

The full buck moon will reach its peak illumination on Thursday, July 10. It’s just one of this month’s celestial highlights.

Nation World Here's when and how to view July's buck moon The buck moon will appear full for several days, giving sky watchers a plenty of time to check out the view.

July's full moon, the buck moon, is set to illuminate night skies on Thursday night.