The moon in September is called the Waabagaa giizis - Changing Leaves Moon - in Anishinaabe, the language spoken by the Ojibwe. Click on the arrow beside Waabagaa giizis to hear how it's pronounced.

Hope you like animals 'cause Izhinawensiwag means "speaks to animals" in the Ojibwe language Anishnaabe, and there are plenty around here. Lynxes and cougars and bears, oh my! Our woodlands are also populated with wolves, deer, moose, foxes, bobcats, rabbits, beavers, cranes, geese, ducks, loons, great herons, hawks, falcons, eagles, crows... You name it!