A distinctive asterism of ten stars resembling a coathanger, best viewed with binoculars or small telescopes at low power.
Asterism in Vulpecula. Magnitude 3.6.
Can you see it from Guyana?
From Georgetown (6.8° N) it climbs to 77° above the northern horizon at its highest; from Lethem (3.4° N), to 73° above the northern horizon. It is highest at midnight on the night of 11 Jul, in the middle of its season. The page works out tonight's rise, highest point and set for both towns in Guyana time (UTC-4), and where the Moon is.
What you'll see
Your eyes: Needs a darker sky than Georgetown's; its brightest star is mag 5.2.
10x50 binoculars: Binoculars show many more of its stars than the eye.
A camera: Fits a 135 mm lens on an APS-C camera (field 10° × 7°); tripod exposures of a few seconds.
How big, how bright, how far
Size on the sky: 70′, 2.3 Moons across (the Moon is about 31′ wide).
Brightness: magnitude 3.6. Brighter than the faintest stars Georgetown shows (4.3), and Lethem's (6.0).
Distance: 235 to 1,735 light-years. The light reaching your eye left it between 240 and 1,700 years ago.