A full moon rises behind Glastonbury Tor as people gather to celebrate the summer solstice on June 20, 2016 in Somerset, England. Last night's strawberry moon, a name given to the full moon in June by Native Americans because it marks the beginning of strawberry picking season, last occurred on the solstice on June 22, 1967 and it will not happen again on the summer solstice for another 46 years until June 21, 2062. (Matt Cardy/Getty Images)

By the end of the first full week of January 2015, the skies will have already treated us to a meteor shower, a comet flyby visible through binoculars and the year’s first full moon.

The , which peaked late Sunday, Jan. 4 into Monday, Jan. 5, didn’t disappoint. “This is the only night in the month when the moon is in the sky all night long,” Space.com reports. “The rest of the month, the moon spends at least some time in the daytime sky.”

It gets its name from the belief that the moon rose when “ in hunger outside the villages,” according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac. Sometimes it’s also called the Old Moon or the Snow Moon. It’s the first full moon since the Dec. 21, 2014 solstice.

In honor of the Wolf Moon, we pulled together 59 beautiful photos of the full moon. Enjoy!

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