A MOON halo had Worcestershire residents looking up to the skies at the weekend.
A halo around the moon appears when a thin layer of cirrus cloud made up of ice crystals moves across the sky.
Refraction of the light by the ice crystals causes the halo to form.
The natural phenomena led to national attention, and reader Calvin Davies caught this spectacular image.
He said: "Nice moonlight last night in Malvern with airplane going through."
Tammie Cole took this image, adding: "It was so pretty".
Stu Harding captured this image he shared on Worcester News' Facebook
Demi Rudd said this was the picture she took which she wanted to share.
Ivelina Badalova took this picture in Evesham.
And Jane Montgomery added that Jupiter was visible in her picture of the moon.
Readers on Worcester News Camera Club also caught spectacular images of the moon as there were perfect conditions for some eye-catching photography over the weekend.
For more moon images visit Worcester News Camera Club on Facebook.
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