C/2004 F4 Bradfield

I've also found this link to space.com about the path and expectations of the comet Bradfield:

www.space.com/spacewatch/comet_bradfield_guide_040422.html

Basically, it will not be as bright or as easy to spot, but you should be able to find it none-the-less in binoculars.

Seanie.

thanks for the chart al
i found the comet at 4.00am this morning,below M31.Starlike nucleus and
6 or 7 degree tail.visible in 8x40 binos but not with the naked eye because of the twilight.disapeared by 4.20am.
pat