30 minutes exposure, Fuji Provia 400 film. 120mm f/2.8 Minolta lens.
To the southeast of Canis Major is the large, sprawling constellation of Puppis and the smaller and fainter Pyxis. Although the Milky Way here is not as bright and rich as in Vela and Carina, The region is home to numerous open clusters and planetary nebulae, providing many hours of interesting viewing.
| Number | Name | R.A. | Dec | |
| 1 | M 41 | 6 46.0 | -20 45 | Image |
| 2 |
Sirius alpha canis majoris |
6 45.1 | -16 43 | |
| 3 | IC 2177 | 7 06.0 | -10 45 | Image |
| 4 | M 47 | 7 36.6 | -14 29 | Image |
| 5 | M 46 | 7 41.8 | -14 49 | Image |
| 6 | M 48 | 8 13.7 | -05 45 | Image |
| 7 | NGC 2362 | 7 18.7 | -24 57 | |
| 8 | M 93 | 7 44.5 | -23 51 | Image |
| 9 | NGC 2451 | 7 45.4 | -37 58 | Image |
| 10 | NGC 2477 | 7 52.3 | -38 33 | Image |
| 11 | Cr 140 | 7 23.9 | -32 11 |