People across Norfolk were treated to a spectacular Northern Lights display.
The aurora borealis returned on Thursday night and was visible into the early hours of Friday morning.
Stargazers could see the display through camera lenses with lucky photographers sharing their photos.
There were some clouds in the sky last night but they did not block the Northern Lights from shining through.
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While the lights are usually not visible to the naked eye, many have said they could see a pink hue without a camera lens.
Aurora displays happen when charged particles collide with gases in the Earth’s atmosphere around the magnetic poles.
As they collide, light is emitted at various wavelengths, creating colourful displays in the sky.
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Northern Lights over Martham, Norfolf Send us your photos of the Northern Lights
Celebrating Lee Vasey 70’s birthday at Ferry Inn Horning Send us your photos of the Northern Lights
Winterton on Sea 
Winterton on Sea Send us your photos of the Northern Lights
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Attleborough Church 
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Northern Lights over Wolferton, Norfolk 
Northern Lights over Wolferton, Norfolk 
Northern Lights over Wolferton, Norfolk Send us your photos of the Northern Lights
Reepham 
Reepham 
Reepham Send us your photos of the Northern Lights
Sprowston 
Sprowston 
Sprowston 
Sprowston 
Sprowston 
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Stunning Northern lights on Gorleston beach 
Northern Lights looking out to sea in Gorleston Send us your photos of the Northern Lights
St.Botolphs church in Grimston 
Aurora display in Pott Row 
Aurora display in Grimston 
Aurora display in Grimston Send us your photos of the Northern Lights
Little Cressingham Send us your photos of the Northern Lights
Spectacular aurora display over the old coal barn in Thornham 
Spectacular aurora display over the bowls/social club & butchers shop which the royal family go to in West Newton 
Stunning aurora display over St.Botolphs church in Grimston 
Stunning aurora display over Pott Row 
Aurora display over Pott Row 
Spectacular aurora display over Thornham Send us your photos of the Northern Lights
Northern lights over Thorpe St Andrew Send us your photos of the Northern Lights
Northern Lights - Dereham Windmill Send us your photos of the Northern Lights
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Aurora Borealis, captured from Hockwold Send us your photos of the Northern Lights
Northern Lights in a Norfolk village 
Northern Lights in a Norfolk village 
Northern Lights in a Norfolk village 
Northern Lights in a Norfolk village Send us your photos of the Northern Lights
Taken at Dereham windmill. 
Taken at Dereham windmill 
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Sky over Lowestoft caught on Drone Share your photos of the Northern Lights
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