The Strawberry Moon in Aylsham, taken by Fiona J Tibbitt. (Image: Archant)
Here's a selection of your Strawberry Moon pictures as the phenomenon coincided with summer solstice for the first time since 1967.
•What is the Strawberry Moon?
It is a full moon, which occurs in June, named by Native American tribes. It is still a full moon the same as any other, but it marks the beginning of the strawberry season.
This year the Strawberry Moon occurred at the same time as the summer solstice, which only occurs around once in 70 years.
The next summer solstice Strawberry Moon won't appear for another 46 years in 2062, so for now enjoy these photos.
• You can email your photos to edward.colman@archant.co.uk
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