Stargazers have enjoyed the emergence of what is known as a pink moon in the night skies of Europe.
Despite
its name, there is not any noticeable colour difference to the full
moon - due to reach a peak in the UK at 03:55 BST on Wednesday.The pink supermoon name is a northern Native American reference to an early-blooming wildflower and is first seen across North America as spring begins.
Tuesday evening's lunar light show was captured through breathtaking images.
April's supermoon is the third of the
year, following the worm moon on 9 March. Here, the moon is seen above
Windsor Castle on Tuesday evening
