The full moon rises on Sunday, March 28, and it will appear larger and brighter than usual should the fog permit us to see it. It is a super moon, closer than usual to the earth; the official astronomical term is perigean full moon, when the moon is in perigee. The Farmers’ Almanac refers to this month’s moon as the “worm moon,” when earthworms come to the surface.
The Northern elephant seal population continues its…