This portion of the sky lies very high in the south at dusk and sets near midnight local time. You can see that this would be a perfect target for evening observers. There have been very few studies of this source of activity. Rates are low but very little data has been obtained during these hours of the evening. When watching at this time of the night be sure not to mistake satellites for slow moving meteors.
Satellites are most plentiful just after dusk and just before dawn.
Most of the satellites move in a polar orbit either north to south or vice versa and can appear in any part of the sky. Although it can be very cold this time of year this is an excellent time to explore the skies with the entire family.