A stunning shot of the supermoon Picture: KARL LAWRENCE (Image: Archant)
The bright moon, known as the pink supermoon, reached its peak at around 3.35am on Wednesday.
Despite its name, there is not any noticeable colour difference to the full moon.
The pink supermoon name is a northern Native American reference to an early-blooming wildflower, which starts to pop up in the US and Canada at the beginning of spring.
April’s supermoon is the third of the year, the next full moon is referred to as the Flower Moon, which takes place on May 7.
The moon was very bright and visible Picture: ALEX RUDIGER (Image: Archant)
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A muffled supermoon breaks through the clouds Picture: BRAD JONES (Image: Archant)
The supermoon appeared in Suffolk on Tuesday night Picture: ALEX RUDIGER (Image: Archant)
The supermoon was in full view across Suffolk Picture: JULIE HOPPER (Image: Archant)
The supermoon rising on Tuesday evening over Leiston Picture: TOM EHRET (Image: Archant)
The supermoon over Felixstowe Picture: PHIL HILLS (Image: Archant)
The supermoon over the streets of Ipswich Picture: ALEX RUDIGER (Image: Archant)
Suffolk's view of the stunning supermoon Picture: JULIE KEMP
The supermoon over Felixstowe Picture: BEX SHEPPARD
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The supermoon over Suffolk this week Picture: JULIE KEMP
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