By Angie Ward The second Super Moon of 2021 - the Full Flower Moon - happens this Wednesday. It is the only total lunar eclipse of the year. This moon is named due to the abundance of springtime flowers in the Northern Hemisphere around this time, according to the Farmer’s Almanac. May is also the time when farmers begin to seed their fields after hard frosts have ended. There are several websites to help you get a better view. 4:45 am EDT - The Griffith Observatoryin Los Angeles plans to stream live views starting at 4:45 a.m. EDT, two minutes before the penumbral phase of the eclipse begins.