The early bird catches the blood worm moon over St. John's
In the early hours of a cold March morning, the blood worm moon was visible above St. John's.
In the early hours of a cold March morning, the blood worm moon was visible above St. John's
In the early morning hours on Friday, a bloom worm moon hung over St. John's.
It's a total eclipse of the moon by the Earth at the same time as it goes through a full moon phase for March.
The CBC's Mike Rossiter set his alarm and braved the frigid darkness to catch a glimpse.
You can view Rossiter's photos in the gallery below.
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