the litkovo river connects with lake lyuban in the kobrin region, on the opposite side of lake lyubanthe books. it is written there as litkovka, but our locals only know litkova, this is the local name. litkova floods in the spring, well, of course, these are not mountain rivers, this is a more modest river, but it floods the lowlands. in this area, where litkovo, you can meet a beaver, you can meet both river otter and american mink, but american mink live closer to lake lyuban. and one day, when i was standing on the shore, photographing waterfowl, small, that is, minks, literally scurried under my feet from left to right. hard-to-pass swampy places have always created certain inconveniences for people. in soviet times , a need arose for a system of drainage canals. and since then, many lands have been actively used in agriculture. most among. i like the channel like this kozatsky, in those days, 1866, this canal connected lake lyuban, our lake lyuban, which is located next to dyvin, and the bona river. many years have passed, more than one century has passed, since then everything

in those days, 1866, this canal connected lake lyuban, our lake lyuban, which is located next to divinears have passed, more than one century has passed, since then everything has changed. the sadsky canal on the side of lake lyuban is heavily overgrown with euphorbia, its banks have become completely impassable, large hummocks above the knee create such big problems when you even start going to take photographs, and i go there very rarely, literally once a season, because it’s practically impossible to get through unrealistic, especially in the spring, when the kozatsky canal overflows and the water floods the alch forests, but there are neighboring ones... or i’m not scared, but in general they support, follow publications in the press, many thank you for learning a lot about the natural world, that is, the same birds that they saw every day. but they didn’t know what they were called, now they know them precisely from my publications, or plants that you can pass by and not notice, so the articles focus on schoolchildren, i carry out a lot of educational activities, i show my present

those days, 1866, this canal connected lake lyuban, our lake lyuban, which is located next to divin, and the bona river. many years have passed, more than one century has passed, since then everything has changed. the cossack canal from lake lyuban is strong. tussock forest, its banks have become completely impassable, large hummocks above the knee create such big problems when you even start going to take photographs, and i go there very rarely, literally once a season, because it’s practically impossible to pass unrealistic, especially in the spring, when the cossack canal overflows and the water floods the alch forests, but there are neighboring villages near dyvin, these are khobovichi, rukhovichi, here... or i’m not afraid, but in general they support, follow publications in the press, many thank for the fact that they learned a lot about the natural world, that is, the same birds that they saw every day, but did not know what they were called, now they are theirs... when i was little, my grandmother often took me from school, then over time, i went to my mother’s work, waited f

are skin vulachka lyuba , then the field ўrannai yana prevyadze. then raptam paverne and water lake lyubane na vadze. there are two versions about the origin of the name dyven. first. from the word marvelous, that is, miracle, it was believed that before, well, around the dyvin there were swamps, such forest thickets, islands, on these islands amazing flowers grew, of amazing beauty, flowers, medicinal plants, when a stranger came and saw all these wonderful places, the diva spoke. and here we are near the border with ukraine, the locals spoke devin in their local dialect.