The full harvest moon put on a spectacular show in the skies above Dorset on Monday night.
Here are some spectacular pictures of the full moon if you missed it, these pictures were all taken by the Daily Echo camera club.
Also known as the Corn Moon, the full moon traditionally signalled to farmers when to start harvesting their crops.
It is symbolic of a new beginning, coming after hard work and dedication.
This year's Harvest Moon appeared at its brightest just after midnight at 12.54am on Tuesday, 21 September.
The next full moon is the Hunter’s Moon which will appear in the sky on October 20 at 3.56pm.
Like the harvest moon, the hunter's moon is particularly bright and long in the sky, traditionally giving hunters the opportunity to stalk their prey at night.
Before the year is over there will also be a partial lunar eclipse, barely visible in the UK, on 19 November 2021. However, there will be a longer wait for the next total lunar eclipse on the 16 May 2022.
Did you see the Harvest full moon in Dorset last night?
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