A total lunar eclipse was observed on June 15 evening at some places, while it was midnight at other places and the wee morning hours at extreme east side of the Earth.

In Serbia and other parts of Central and Southeast Europe, the decade’s darkest and longest eclipse was observed over the evening skies.

In Asia and Indian sub-continents, the eclipse occurred past midnight, whereas the western tip of Australia and the Pacific got the eclipsed view of blood-red moon during early hours on Thursday, June 16.

Here are some images showing the eclipsed red moon over evening and early morning blue skies.

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Lunar Eclipse 2011 Spectacular red moon images over blue skies PHOTOS
A partial lunar eclipse is seen over the evening skies of Belgrade, Serbia on June 15, 2011. REUTERS/Marko Djurica
Lunar Eclipse 2011 Spectacular red moon images over blue skies PHOTOS
People watch the lunar eclipse from a rooftop in Belgrade June 15, 2011. REUTERS/Ivan Milutinovic
Lunar Eclipse 2011 Spectacular red moon images over blue skies PHOTOS
An airplane lands at Fiumicino International airport during a partial lunar eclipse in Rome June 15, 2011. REUTERS/Max Rossi
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