Heralding the magnificent Orion, the Pleiades can be seen
in the eastern, (just north east) in the evening sky.
But, hey, better still – so I am glad I waited to post this
–
Beneath it is the bright star Aldebaran, the eye of the Bull.
And when I saw this a few days ago, there was a third
bright object below it. It was the comet Lemmon.
Now, a few days later the comet has moved northerly heading
toward the plough. I even saw its tail.
You can see Saturn too
An easy way to spot these:
Face east after around 10pm - East is where the Sun rises;
Straighten your arms in front to you, palms up;
Widen the distance of your hands and arms to 60 degrees (that
is 11 and 1 on a clock face);
Raise your arms as if your face was at the centre of the
clock;
Saturn is on your right hand, the Pleiades, on your left.
(all subject to the weather!).