Supermoon eclipse photographed in south of England

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Image gallerySkip image gallerySlide 1 of 8, Hedge lined fields with a windmill and large orange moon rising behind, The supermoon rising behind a windmill in Bembridge, as captured by BBC Weather Watcher JamesGuymer

Cloudless skies meant the spectacle of a supermoon and the partial lunar eclipse could be seen across the south of England on Tuesday night.

For super early risers, the partial lunar eclipse reached its peak at 03:44 BST.

During the eclipse, Earth cast a small shadow on the top right corner of the moon's surface.

The Harvest moon, the second of four this year, at its fullest on Tuesday, will be visible for the next few nights. The next partial eclipse will be in 2026.

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