The constellation leo?

Question

so im not a nerd. or a geek. or anything. im not sciencey either. i just wanna kno. so imma a leo and i was wondering if it was possible to see the whole leo constellation and if it is then when?

Answer 1

If you're at mid-northern latitudes, it will be high overhead in the winter and spring. Look for a backwards question mark in the sky.

Answer 2

The best time to see Leo is in late winter and spring.

Answer 3

In early spring, spot the 'Big dipper' first. Right to its south by about 40d, you'll find the lion clearly facing East ('right', if North is behind your head). First 6 stars like a Q mark seen in a mirror at the foot of which is the 20th brightest 'Regulus'. To the left (about 25d) is a west-pointing triangle that can be seen as its hind legs (one hiding the other) and tail at a slant.

it is too near to the Sun for observing.