2006IAUC.8693....1M

Six new apparent supernovae have been reported from unfiltered CCD images: 2006ba by L. A. G. Monard (cf. IAUC 8690); 2006bc by R. Martin (cf. IAUC 8496); 2006be by N. J. Ponticello and W. Li (LOSS/KAIT; cf. IAUC 8691); and the rest by T. Puckett (cf. IAUC 8691; with R. Gagliano for 2006bb and 2006bf, and with L. Cox for 2006bd). SN 2006 UT R.A. (2000.0) Decl. Mag. Offset 2006ba Mar. 19.81 9 43 13.40 - 9 36 53.0 18.4 21" E, 8" S 2006bb Mar. 25.10 8 33 31.09 +41 31 04.1 17.4 3".6 E, 27".5 S 2006bc Mar. 24.65 7 21 16.50 -68 59 57.3 16.0 19" W, 8" N 2006bd Mar. 26.20 11 38 28.46 +20 31 34.4 18.2 14".5 W, 5".2 S 2006be Mar. 24.51 15 45 39.00 +28 05 19.2 15.4 6".2 W, 0".5 S 2006bf Mar. 27.35 12 58 50.68 + 9 39 30.1 17.7 3".1 W, 15".5 N Additional approximate magnitudes for 2006ba in NGC 2980: Feb. 5.036 UT, [18.8; Mar. 25.847, 17.7 ± 0.2. Nothing is visible at the location of 2006ba on a Digitized Sky Survey image (limiting red mag 20.5). Additional magnitudes for 2006bb in UGC 4468: Mar. 7, [18.5; 26.021, 17.3. Additional approximate magnitudes for 2006bc in NGC 2397: Mar. 16.587, [18.5; 25.618, 16.0. Additional magnitudes for 2006bd in UGC 6609: Jan. 5, [19.2; Mar. 27.208, 18.0. Additional KAIT magnitudes for 2006be in IC 4582: Feb. 22.53, [19.0; Mar. 27.45, 15.4. Additional magnitudes for 2006bf in UGC 8093: Jan. 6, [19.3; Mar. 28.117, 17.7.