Anna-Marie Gauge took her photos near Wyton. (Image: Anna-Marie Gauge)
These photos of the Perseid meteor shower were sent in by Anna-Marie Gauge.
They were taken from the farmer's track between the top of Old Ramsey Road and RAF Wyton on Monday night.
If skies are clear, the Perseid meteor shower is associated with the dusty debris left by Comet Swift-Tuttle, which orbits the sun once every 133 years.
The meteoroids from the comet, mostly no bigger than a grain of sand, burn up as they hit the Earth’s atmosphere at 36 miles per second, to produce a shooting stream of light in the sky.
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