An incredible nearly full Beaver Moon was seen rising through a late evening break in clouds above Kent and experienced a partial lunar eclipse on the morning of November 19.

Footage of the partial eclipse was captured from Minster on Sea, Kent, showing a shadow passing over the moon's surface as the morning sun illuminated the enchanting scene.

The stunning nearly full Beaver Moon was seen rising through a late evening break in clouds above Sheerness, Kent today (November 18).

Tomorrow morning (Friday) will see a partial eclipse between 6-7.30am in the UK, weather permitting.

Footage of the partial eclipse of the full Beaver Moon as seen from Minster on Sea, Kent this morning (November 19).

The upper part of the moon can be seen starting to be covered by the sun's shadow.

A longer edit of the stunning Beaver full moon seen setting early this morning (November 19) above Minster on Sea in Kent, combined with the start of the partial lunar eclipse.

Unfortunately, low cloud cover on the horizon prevented the optimum part of the eclipse from being seen.

A close up of the setting full Beaver Moon with the shadow starting to cover the face of the moon at the start of the partial lunar eclipse, as seen from Minster on Sea, Kent early this morning (November 19).