A stargazer's dream: Our favorite photos of the 'Super Flower Blood Moon' eclipse in the Colorado sky

It was a night to remember for stargazers across Colorado.

A total lunar eclipse created quite the show in the night sky – and quite the show from Denver7's network of photographers online.

Here are some of our favorite photos of the "Super Flower Blood Moon" over Colorado, from our Discover Colorado | Through Your Photos Facebook group:

As seen from Clinton Gulch Dam Reservoir southwest of Breckenridge

Candayce Abney

As seen over Denver

Peter Batty

As seen from the Rainbow Curve Overlook at Rocky Mountain National Park

Rick Martinez / RM Digital Productions

As seen from the Eastern Plains

Jae Jarratt

As seen over the Wells Fargo Center in downtown Denver

Tyler Costin

As seen from El Paso County

Jonathan Nicholas

As seen from the Pawnee Grasslands

DONNA M PHILLIPS

As seen from rural Colorado

Molly Cross Photography

As seen over Rocky Mountain National Park and Estes Park

Sean Markus

As seen at Garden of the Gods

Zach Vogel

As seen from Allenspark

Richard Geppinger

As seen up close

Ray Young

As seen from Lakewood

Adam Smith

As seen from a Colorado marina

Suzanne Kelley

As seen from Thornton

TONY HAKE // TONY'S TAKES

As seen from Castle Rock

Christine Covairt Allen

A total lunar eclipse happens when the earth passes directly between the moon and the sun, casting a shadow on the moon's surface.

There will be another total lunar eclipse in November, but, according to The Associated Press, Colorado likely won't be a great place to see it. Europe and Africa will have the best views of that eclipse, the AP says.

Another eclipse will take place in 2025, the outlet reports.

If you want to see more amazing photos of the eclipse, and of all of the beauty our state has to offer, join in the fun on Facebook. Just look for Discover Colorado | Through Your Photos.