After six years of no Humpback whale sightings there's now been five reported in recent months.
The latest came over the weekend just 300 metres offshore in Port St Mary.
The whale breached several times, swam on its side and upside down and at one point flapped its flippers on the surface.
They've been commonly spotted around the south and east coast, boat owners are reminded there is still a code of conduct in place and boats should remain 100 metres from any whale or dolphin where possible.
Castletown Commissioners raising rates by around 2.5 percent
Castletown's local authority says it's putting its rates up by just over 2.5 percent this year.
Winery almost ready to open in the West of the Island
An winery says it's almost ready to open in the west of the Island.
Michael rates rising by nearly nine percent
Residents of Michael will see their rates rise by 8.7 per cent this year.
Could you help grow food for the Island's hungry?
Can you help grow food to feed the Island's hungry? If so, a charity wants to hear from you.
Weather warning issued for frost and ice
A yellow weather warning has been issued as freezing temperatures continue.
Get your tickets for diversity event!
There's a chance to book your tickets to a huge diversity conference on the Island next month.
Is government planning a digital wallet for Manx residents?
Is the government setting up its own version of Paypal for residents to pay for services?
Part of TT course to close for two weeks
A section of the TT course will close for two weeks in March.
