That's a good catch Denis. It clearly is a comet!

This object was discovered on 2025 January 2 at Mt. Lemmon:

https://www.minorplanetcenter.net/mpec/K25/K25AA8.html

It is in a cometary orbit and it gets to a distant perihelion (5.34 au)
in 2027 March in but it has not shown any signs of cometary activity up
to now. It is well-placed for observation from the UK moving very slowly
through Lynx and images over the next few weeks would allow us to track
its behaviour. Please obtain magnitude estimates in a 9 arcsec radius if
you can. It is around 18th magnituxde.

The latest observations in the MPC database are here:

https://www.minorplanetcenter.net/db_search/show_object?utf8=%E2%9C%93&object_id=AK25A010

Nick.

On 08/03/2026 13:38, denis buczynski - buczynski8166 at btinternet.com
(via baa-comet list) wrote:
> I observed A 2025 A1 this week and found that it displayed cometary
> features (coma and a short broad tail) I asked Dan Green ICQ to ask for
> confirmation. He replied back " David Rankin (Catalina) and Rob Weryk
> (PanSTARRS)
> both confirm their their recent images show cometary appearance."
> Can other imagers add this object to their observing run.
> Denis Buczynski  MPC I81
> Image attached