Who's the little critter scuttling across the sand? The small dark dust cloud of Barnard 86 hovers in front of thousands of stars in this view towards the Galactic Centre, one of the richest concentrations of stars in the sky. Next to it, and also in front of the yellowish star cloud, is blue open cluster NGC6520. B86 is a Bok globule also known as the Inkspot, a cold dark dust cloud that's probably the remains of the birthplace of NGC6520 and may still be birthing new stars.

See if you can spot two faint globular clusters almost lost amongst the myriad stars, Djorgovski 2 on the left and NGC6540 (Djorgovski 3) on the right. Djorgovski 2 was apparently only discovered in 1987!