It appear like a ball of cotton wool in the binoculars. In the north, the big dipper asterism of Ursa Major comes into full view. It is the most conspicuous feature in the north. It reaches its maximum altitude of about 30 in May and plunges into northwest and disappears in August. Top of the page May Bootes appears in full view in the east.
Scorpion starts to emerge from southeast east direction.
The scorpion is in full view in south eastern direction. It faces upwards with its sting hanging below at the horizon. It looks like an upside down question mark. The Tea Pot asterism starts to emerge from the horizon on the left side of the sting of the Scorpion. The constellations Lyra and Aquila starts to emerge from the east.