The full moon of Monday, July 3 brings very low tides in the early morning just around sunrise. Described as a supermoon, it may appear bigger and brighter. The Farmers’ Almanac calls it the “buck moon,” as male deer typically have regrown their annual set of antlers by this month.
The warmer weather is hatching many flying insects. In turn, barn swallows, with their distinctive forked tails, may be seen swooping and soaring as they…