It can easily be expanded to a 2 digit day by uncommenting a couple lines and commenting out their counterparts. My shell script moves a file to the destination directory, with a 4 digit year and a 2 digit month.

I tried doing one screen per year and running multiple finds but this resulted in a lot of errors from each find and files would go missing when one of the finds moved it. This produces a lot of needless passed over each file. The find command is very powerful and I started with the methods that are listed but I had so many years of data throughout that directory that I had to pass over all the files repeatedly. Additionally some *nix systems will barf a too many arguments error with running ls. I wrote this shell script to go through a directory with so many files in it the filesystem was gagging on the metadata trying to perform an ls. The answers are reasonable but there were some limitations with a purely find command. This answer is for answering the question 'need to move files to different folder based on the creation date ' Please note that the question marked as duplicate, and therefore is restricted from answering it directly, is why I'm posting into here.

Dos find files by date range