The North and South Gamma Virginids are a slow-moving minor meteor shower stream,[1][2] although the May Gamma Virginids and Daytime Gamma Virginids are faster-moving.[3][4] The source of the North and South Gamma Virginid streams are thought to be 2002 FC and 2003 BD44, respectively.[2][3] It usually spans from April 5 to April 21, peaking on April 14 and April 15, with less than five meteors per hour.