A_Chobanova

I joined in the "Beli Brezi" camp near Ardino, Bulgaria, in July. It is an astronomical camp, attended by many students and scientists from all over the country and abroad. I participated in the Meteor Visual Observation Group. We were supposed to observe DEL, CAS, ANT, CAP, PER, SDA and PAU. But with the rest of the group we noticed a lot of sporadic meteors coming from the constellation Cygnus (Swan). We began our exploration and finally concluded that this could be a new meteor shower. It can't be Kappa-Cygnids because they are in August. And the characteristics of the meteors were not the same as those of Alpha-Cignids. My question is, did anyone watch anything like this between July 22 and August 3? If yes, please contact me!

Hi!
I'm Alexandra Chobanova from Bulgaria! I'd like to ask you something very important! 
I participated in the "Beli Brezi" camp near Ardino, Bulgaria, in July. It is an astronomical camp, attended by many students and scientists from all over the country and abroad. I participated in the Meteor Visual Observation Group. We were supposed to observe DEL, CAS, ANT, CAP, SDA, PER and PAU. But with the rest of the group we noticed a lot of sporadic meteors coming from the constellation Cygnus (Swan). We began our exploration and finally concluded that this could be a new meteor shower. It can't be Kappa-Cysnids because they are in August. And the characteristics of the meteors were not the same as those of Alpha Cignids. My question is, did anyone watch anything like this between July 22 and August 3? If yes, please contact me!
 

Hi!
I'm Alexandra Chobanova from Bulgaria! I'd like to ask you something very important! 
I participated in the "Beli Brezi" camp near Ardino, Bulgaria, in July. It is an astronomical camp, attended by many students and scientists from all over the country and abroad. I participated in the Meteor Visual Observation Group. We were supposed to observe DEL, CAS, ANT, CAP, SDA, PER and PAU. But with the rest of the group we noticed a lot of sporadic meteors coming from the constellation Cygnus (Swan). We began our exploration and finally concluded that this could be a new meteor shower. It can't be Kappa-Cysnids because they are in August. And the characteristics of the meteors were not the same as those of Alpha Cignids. My question is, did anyone watch anything like this between July 22 and August 3? If yes, please contact me!
(The map in the photo shows the Cignids seen by my group on the night of July 28-29.)