Getting started with stargazing this Spring

[goddasgirl2021]

I am not new to Stargazing, But I would like to know what Plants, to observe this spring with either the  naked eye, or with my Telescope, I have been told in the past 

to just get out and stargaze, and  get used to looking at the night sky, but to just take my time since I am Amateur  Astronomer , I have a lot to learn, and am willing to 

learn from all people on this forum.

   I also have  Celestron Binoculars that I can use as well as a Celestron Telescope, so hoping to get out very soon, I cant wait for Spring to get here so that I can

get out there, but need to wait too see what our ground hog has to say, either it will be six more weeks of winter,or an early spring...

 

[Elp]

Read Turn Left at Orion it's a good source. On YouTube Alyn Wallace WITNS (what's in the night sky) updates are also very informative, other people also do them.

Edited January 22, 2022 by Elp

[Pixies]

This is the North American version of an annual British classic:

https://www.amazon.com/2022-Guide-Night-Month-Month/dp/0008469865/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1642849258&sr=8-1

it's an inexpensive pocket guide, but very useful.