2006IAUC.8655....1L

Three apparent supernova have been found on unfiltered CCD frames: 2005my by P. Luckas, Perth, W. Australia; O. Trondal, Oslo, Norway; and M. Schwartz, Patagonia, AZ (0.35-m Tenagra telescope at Perth; cf. IAUC 8616); and 2005mz and 2005na by J. Newton and T. Puckett (both with a 0.35-m reflector telescope at Portal, AZ; 2005mz with M. Peoples and 2005na with D. Ceravolo; cf. IAUC 8651). SN 2005 UT R.A. (2000.0) Decl. Mag. Offset 2005my Dec. 30.55 4 01 53.13 -41 56 08.3 17.8 15".9 E, 23".0 N 2005mz Dec. 31.25 3 19 49.88 +41 30 18.6 18.2 19".2 E, 23".6 S 2005na Dec. 31.35 7 01 36.62 +14 07 59.7 16.1 1".6 W, 7".4 S Additional magnitudes for 2005my in ESO 302-G27: 2005 Oct. 14.75 UT, [18.5 (Luckas); 2006 Jan. 1.53, 17.3. Additional magnitudes for 2005mz in NGC 1275: 2005 Dec. 3, [19.8 (Puckett); 2006 Jan. 1.13, 18.0 (Puckett, 0.60-m reflector). Additional magnitudes for 2005na in UGC 3634: 2005 Nov. 15, [19.7 (Puckett); 2006 Jan. 2.24, 15.6 (Puckett, 0.35-m reflector). SNe 2005mz and 2005na are type- Ia supernovae (cf. CBET 351).