The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says 180 birds have been killed under licenses it's issued since January last year.
The report on the Wildlife Act licenses shows 57 rooks and 44 jackdaws were killed for economic reasons, while 28 feral pigeons were killed for public health and safety.
Just one herring gull was killed, with two nests destroyed, and one containing eggs moved.
The return from licence holders shows no birds were trapped or taken for pest control.
MiCard users offered payment exception service
The government says benefit claimants and pensioners without a bank account can contact it about a payment exception service.
Two ferry crossings at risk, with gales forecast
Two ferry sailings overnight could be facing disruption.
Revenge porn warning from police
Police are highlighting new laws which outlaw revenge porn on the Island.
Last chance to submit views on offshore windfarm plan
A consultation into plans for the Island's first ever offshore windfarm closes today.
Escape to the Country: Pat chooses the south!
A retired nurse from Licolnshire chose Port Erin to move to yesterday - when Escape to the Country aired its first ever Manx episode.
21 questions on Tynwald agenda
Tynwald will sit this morning, with 21 questions on the order paper to be discussed by politicians.
Government body doesn't hold accounts for tip
The government's Public Services Commission says it doesn't hold financial accounts for the Western Civic Amenity Site.
TT star launches his own team
A Manx TT star is launching his own racing team inspired by the coffee brand he owns.
