June’s one full moon — the so-called strawberry moon — dazzled the night sky Tuesday into Wednesday. Photos show the low-hanging reddish moon low in the sky in places including New York City, Greece,

The moon can be seen behind the roof of a house on the night of June 10-11. It's a rare celestial phenomenon known as the strawberry moon. The full moon is then unusually low in the sky - as low as it was 18 years ago.

June's Strawberry Moon in 2025 will be joined by a bright red star called Antares, also known as the 'rival of Mars'. The full Moon can be spotted in Sagittarius, a constellation that never fully rises above the horizon in the northern hemisphere.