Pisces

19 February to 20 March

When the path of the sun crosses the Pisces constellation, it marks the beginning of spring in the Northern Hemisphere. According to one Greek myth, Pisces represents the fish into which Aphrodite and her son Eros transformed in order to escape the monstrous Typhon; they are tied together with a cord on their tails, to make sure they do not lose one another. (Wikipedia)

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Notable stars in the Pisces constellation (can be seen with the naked eye)
Name	Bayer designation	Flamsteed designation	Other Names	Apparent Magnitude (low number = good visibility)
η Psc	η	99	Alpherg, Kullat-Nunu	3.62
γ Psc	γ	6	Simmah	3.70
α Psc A	α	113	Alrescha, Al Rescha, Alrischa, Alrisha, Rescha, El Rischa, Al Richa, Kaitain, Okda	3.82

The Pisces constellation has no star brighter than the number 3 classification of the Apparent Magnitude. It is not easily seen with the naked eye, but can be found between Aries and Aquarius.