What constellations are easy to see in spring? what do you think?

From north to south, you can see Ursa major sitting in the north, Ursa major beside it, followed by a group of little stars in the back seat, with a tall shepherd in the east, a majestic Leo in the west and Virgo in the south. Looking down to the south, you can find the crow and the grand duke snuggling on the snake's back, and the crow is in the south. We can see the Southern Cross greeting you stiffly, and the star Centauri to the east of the Southern Cross is chirping to appear. Only Cancer in the western sky said goodbye to everyone alone.

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