My first impression was of a cosmic bird - the flipped kind.
The Carina Nebula is located too far south for observers in the USA. Here is a chart for those located further south:
C92: NGC 3372
R.A. 10h 43.8m Dec. -59o 52'
Bright nebula (Eta Carina) in Carina, 120' diameter.
This is also the "home nebula" of the enigmatic Eta Carinae. Its mass ejections and high-energy radiation formed and light up the nebula.
Here is the "Keyhole Nebula" within the larger Carina Nebula. Embedded within is Eta Carinae.
Here is the famous Hubble close-up enhanced image of Eta Carinae in its shell of ejected material.
And here is what the Chandra X-Ray Observatory sees:
My first impression too. LOL