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.
Council to object to Summerland site plans
Douglas Council is to object to plans to turn part of the Summerland site into a temporary car park.
Manx Care still trying to contact dental practice
Manx Care says it's still trying to get in touch with a dentalcare business which has stopped providing services.
Fish farm to open to the public
Fancy spending a day out feeding fish?
One per week caught on their phone while driving
Just under one person a week is caught using their mobile phones behind the wheel.
Tree planting finishes at major new nature reserve
Tree planting in the East Baldwin valley has now finished, in what Manx Wildlife Trust's calling a major milestone.
Mountain Road to shut for two weeks from today
The Mountain Road will be shutting for two weeks from today.
Nearly £1k raised for Garfield's chemo
Nearly £1,000 has been raised to get chemotherapy for a beloved cat.
Around £110k lost in untaxed vehicles
The government estimates around £110,000 is being lost in income from untaxed vehicles.
