Moon Bathed In Red Light During Brief Eclipse

The Moon was tinged with red for a short lunar eclipse which was seen by stargazers in parts of the Pacific Rim.

The eclipse - in which the Moon passes through the Earth's shadow - was seen in northern Japan, parts of Australia and areas of western North America.

The partial lunar eclipse seen in Utsunomiya, Japan

It began at 7.15pm in Japan and at around 8.54pm the moon was fully covered by the Earth's shadow.

The obscured Moon is seen behind fully bloomed cherry blossoms

Residents of Tokyo – keen to see the local cherry blossoms with the rare background – gave up on viewing the so-called "blood moon" due to thick cloud.

A collage of images taken by Chris Calubaquib in California

The Moon was clearly visible in the early morning skies of Los Angeles region, casting its coloured light across Hollywood's deserted streets.

The Blood Moon seen from Auckland, New Zealand

The city's Griffith Park observatory located near the Hollywood sign was streaming the event live over the Internet.

The Moon as seen from an area north of Tokyo

Last month a solar eclipse was visible across northern Africa, most of Europe, northwest Asia and the Middle East.

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