Instead of snowdrops, residents of the regions gathered mushrooms and other things during the New Year holidays.
While some are finishing up their New Year's salads, others go for a walk in the forest and return from there with new delicacies for the table.
Resident Volgograd region went into the forest on the first day of the year and returned with a mushroom "catch". "What unusual thing happened to you on January 1st?" asks She is with her fellow countrymen.
"The New Year began with the opening of the new mushroom year!" boasted a citizen Zelenograd in the group "Mushrooms and Mushroom Pickers of the Moscow Region" and posted a photo of his "catch" - winter honey mushrooms.
Another member of the same community described your trip to the forest in Lukhovitsky district in details: "The moose, as always, are watching and twirling their hooves at the cuckoo, looking at a man running through the forest for mushrooms. And the flammulina [winter honey mushroom] is doing just fine."
The Kursk residents aren't far behind; they've also opened the mushroom season. They're posting photos of their baskets and buckets filled with mushrooms. shared three residents at once Kursk region.
Marina Ilyina from Pskov region went I went into the forest three days before the New Year and picked lingonberries and chanterelles.
"The girl in the fairy tale went into the forest on New Year's Eve to pick snowdrops. And today I picked lingonberries, and I didn't even have to persuade any of the brother-months."“, she commented on her find.
It's worth noting that the mushroom season never ended this year. For example, in Nizhny Novgorod bragged with his November "catch".
Are you heading out into nature? Or have you not yet finished all your New Year's delicacies?
Photos: VK group "NOVO_TODAY Novoanninsky Today," VK group "Mushrooms and Mushroom Pickers of the Moscow Region," Dmitry Moroznyuk, Alla Kochenovskaya, Marina Ilyina