Dear Colleagues,

The last May/June lunation we have got a less than average success, with
more than normal fraction of targets being tough.  To some degree, it
was connected with more difficult conditions (crowded starfields, short
nights for the northern hemisphere stations), but mostly it was just a bad
luck as targets turned of low amplitude or dimmer.  The upcoming lunation
of the summer solstice will provide even more challenging conditions.
There are available no new targets at |Bgal|>20 deg in the northern 
celestial hemisphere.  There are five new targets with |Bgal|>20 deg
and Dec between -10 and 0 deg, so I hope they will be suitable targets
for you after you are done with the currently worked targets.

Clear Skies,

Petr Pravec

Object                       V    Dec  Elo   Mot Bga   H    q    a     Arc

0. Worked objects:
(3665)   Fitzgerald         16.5   -6  145v  0.2  31  12.6 2.21 2.42  12opp
                     Low amplitude (D. Higgins), but a few nights with 
                     errors <0.03 mag might resolve it.
(5247)   Krylov             15.0    8  142v  0.2  31  12.5 1.96 2.33  10opp
                     Slow rotator, well under control by Don Pray.
(11116)  1996 EK            15.9   -6  150v  0.2  27  14.2 1.70 2.20   8opp
                     Under control by David Higgins.
(19204)  1992 ME            15.9   10  140   0.5  31  14.1 1.72 2.30   9opp
                     Very low amplitude, data with errors <0.01 mag would
                     be needed to solve it.
(20031)  1992 OO            15.7    8  143   0.4  28  12.9 1.92 2.34   7opp
                     Under control by Don Pray.

1. New targets:
(1293)   Sonja              13.7   -9  145^  0.1 -27  12.0 1.62 2.23  12opp
(2557)   Putnam             16.2   -3  119^  0.1 -45  12.5 1.99 2.35   9opp
(3868)   Mendoza            16.1   -7  147^  0.1 -23  13.0 2.10 2.33  12opp
(6406)   1992 MJ            15.3   -9  138^  0.0 -34  12.5 1.87 2.28  10opp
(11574)  d'Alviella         16.0   -7  135^  0.1 -35  13.8 1.72 2.29   6opp

Note: The ephemerides were computed for 2006-06-26
      ^/v means that the value increases/decreases by more than
      0.05 mag/day (for V) or by more than 0.5 deg/day for Dec and Elong.
      The rate of apparent motion (Mot) is in deg/day.
      Bga is the galactic latitude.

Compact listing:
(3665)
(5247)
(11116)
(19204)
(20031)
(1293)
(2557)
(3868)
(6406)
(11574)