In Lipetsk, willows and lilacs have begun to bloom, and violets have blossomed near Ryazan.
Due to the abnormally warm winter in the regions, plants that usually return to life only in the spring have “awakened from hibernation.”
Correspondent of the Lipetsk publication photographed lilac buds ready to bloom. He noticed them on Gornyatskaya Street. And you wouldn't surprise anyone in this city with a blossoming willow—it noticed still on January 2nd.
And that is not all. V Dankovsky district In Lipetsk, pansies have blossomed in front of a residential building.
"If this continues, the next generation of children will no longer understand why the wicked stepmother was wrong when she sent the girl into the forest to pick snowdrops on New Year's Eve [from the fairy tale "The Twelve Months"]. There will be a ton of little flowers in the forest!" made a conclusion Gorod48.ru journalists.
В Ryazan Skopin They also boasted about the find - a local resident, Nadezhda Arsenkova, also photographed the violets.
“I went to pick snowdrops, and the violets in the garden were blooming.” wrote She is on her VKontakte page.
By the way, snowdrops are already here too blossomed - In Sochi National Park.
The other day "NeMoscow" said Olga,that in some regions they have begun to collect “New Year’s” honey mushrooms, chanterelles and lingonberries.
While ordinary people admire winter flowers, climatologists sound the alarm: global warming is underway, which will have a negative impact on all of nature and on people themselves.
Photo: Gorod48.ru, Nadezhda Arsenkova, Channel 1
