THOUSANDS of wildlife sleuths are being recruited to look at the effects of climate change on wildlife.
The BBC and Woodland Trust are running the Springwatch project to see how nature is responding to global warming.
A nationwide network of volunteers is being asked to record their first sightings of six species ' including bees, frogs and butterflies ' this spring.
The survey results will be in a new BBC 2 series, Springwatch.
If you want to take part in the BBC survey then follow the links below - but don't forget to tell us about your sightings first so that we can complete a picture of spring in Greater Manchester. Simply submit your comments using our link below.
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Tony Hurley, Gorton, Manchester (01/02/2005 at 16:20)
Doreen Porter, Davenport, Stockport (03/03/2005 at 20:25)
Incidentally, we seem to have an almost black frog living there too - is this a common or garden frog or something a little more exotic/
rodger blackwood, linwood renfrewshire (19/03/2005 at 12:30)
usman ashraf, crumpsall, manchester (25/03/2005 at 11:09)