An Island marine wildlife charity is asking people to keep their eyes peeled for dolphins and whales after a sighting at the weekend.
Manx Whale and dolphin Watch, based in Peel, posted a video to its website of a pod of hundreds of short-beaked common dolphins seen off the Point of Ayre.
It says the algael bloom which provides rich food for many marine creatures means more sightings are likely.
It's asking people to report their sightings to its website mwdw.net
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