While waiting for my main target, I came across an open star cluster with an unfamiliar name, so I photographed it.
One theory is that its shape resembles a comet when viewed with a wide-angle lens, and that it was named after the comet hunter Wilk, but this is not certain. (Wilk did not discover it.)
Few people photograph it, so there is very little information available.
It is located at the tip of the right hind leg of Unicorn, but it is part of the Puppis constellation.
It is a star cluster with a beautiful arrangement of red stars.