A good view for the passengers of this plane flying over San Francisco Bay in California, US

The October full Moon lit up skies around the world this weekend.

Full Moons throughout the year have traditionally been given names that reflect what is going on in nature.

This particular full moon is known by several names, including the Hunter's Moon, a name rooted in historical traditions in the Northern Hemisphere.

The Hunter's Moon is known to sit in the sky for a particularly long time - similar to the preceding Harvest Moon - giving hunters extra light in the skies.

The Hunter's Moon over Stoney Middleton in Derbyshire, UK

An autumn glow as the Hunter's Moon rises behind the skyline of midtown Manhattan in New York City, US

The Moon can take on an orange or reddish hue when it is low in the sky due to the scattering of short wavelength blue light as it passes through a large depth of the atmosphere, as shown here as it rises behind the Basilica of the Madonna dei Martiri in Molfetta, Italy

The full moon glowing a beautiful burnt orange over the Galata Tower in Istanbul, Turkey

The Hunter's Moon setting in San Francisco, California, US

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