Bright but very tiny, therefore really difficult object: even at 250x it looks completely stellar. I looked for about 45 minutes at a wrong place nearby thanks to some really inaccurate sketches I used to find this planetary nebula. Turns out, some fellow sketchers did not really see this object, yet confidently drawn a similar fuzzy in a field that is nearby, even resembles the real field a bit, but they were wrong. So I've just learned that it's not only astrophotographs a visual observer shouldn't trust, but one must be precautious with sketches too. Higher magnification may be better, but I couldn't go any higher because of my rather poor condition Dobsonian mount. I've tried O-III, UHC-S and UHC filters, but neither enhanced the view worth mentioning.