Going down in the west when dark enough for this view. Using binos 2x40, 10x50, 12x65 & 20x100 it was soon spotted in the smallest and eventually naked-eye.
The smooth focusing range of my wife’s 10x50 Swifts are best for extra-focal comet-head magnitude estimates. Referencing the (combined) mag. of Gamma Ari AB as 4.7 got the comet as 4.9-5.1.
With the 20x100s a fair bit of detail in the tail, with some fleeting complexity resisting adding reliably, especially given the field’s descent toward the treeline.
Passing Jupiter mid-month, not sure if that will be too well seen in our rapidly increasing twilight by then……...Dave.
Edited by David Gray, 01 April 2024 - 10:22 AM.