I think that last night was the first proper clear night since the end of February, but there was a very bright Moon causing "natural light pollution"!
Nonethelesss, I set up to get my first image of comet 2019 U5:
With the bright Moonlight I couldn't use exposures longer than 30-sec (this is a stack of 105). The comet is around 12th magnitude and recent pictures have shown a distinct tail, but I couldn't detect much of it last night.