Who are the stars?

There are many stars, just a few bright stars in winter that can be seen now:

Time: 23 o'clock

Western sky: Pegasus, Andromeda, Pisces and Cassiopeia are in the north of Perseus.

Northern sky: Cassiopeia, the north star of Ursa minor.

The Eastern Sky: The Big Dipper in Ursa Major

Zenith: Sirius.

Pistachio nuts in Taurus

Capella in auriga

Betelgeuse and Orion Betelgeuse.

Gemini's North River II and North River III

South Hessan in Canis minor.

These zenith stars are the most distinctive stars and constellations in winter.

I hope it helps you.