Full Sturgeon Moon Paddle

August's full moon will be a super moon and a seasonal blue moon, which occurs when there are four full moons in a single astronomical season, instead of the usual three, according to Space.com. These two events make this moon fairly rare, so it will be a sight to see.
Gather 7:00 PM, launch promptly at 7:30 PM, moonrise 8:29 PM, sunset 8:10 PM, end 9 PM
Safety: Be on time. If you miss the safety briefing, you cannot paddle with us. Each person in a boat, no matter how young or old, must wear a PFD.
You must have a light for your boat or some type of light to have on yourself (glow sticks work well, or head lamp, flashlight, etc.) so other boaters can see you in the dark. It will be totally dark after sunset. And please do not shine bright white lights in people’s eyes. Full dark adaptation can take more than 20 minutes and a bright light can ruin it in seconds. A red lens is helpful if we’re fortunate to get close enough to watch bats emerging from tree roost.
A whistle is not required, but it’s a good idea in the dark.
Boats: Bring your own if you have it. Thanks to Lanier County and Banks Lake Outdoors for free boat rental for these WWALS Full Moon Paddles.
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Free: This outing is free to WWALS members, and $10 for non-members. You can pay at the outing, or online. We recommend you support the work of WWALS by becoming a WWALS member today! https://wwals.net/donations
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