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.
Will NSC pool be fixed by 2029 games?
Will the National Sport Centre's swimming pool be repaired in time to host the Island Games in 2029?
New TT sidecar regulations to be discussed by organisers next week
TT organisers say they'll consider feedback from sidecar competitors at a meeting next week.
MNH's new Manx tartan needs a name
Could you help name a new Isle of Man Tartan?
Don't fall for Microsoft scammers after outage, warn experts
The Island's cybersecurity office is warning scammers will try to target people after today's Microsoft outage.
Bee Gees sculptor honoured by UK university
The sculptor behind one of the capital's best-loved statues has been honoured in the UK.
Engineers prepare to carefully ease Manxman's shaft in again
The Steam Packet Company says work's begun to reassemble its flagship ferry's propulsion shaft.
WATCH: Candidate calls for full general election recount
A candidate who lost out in September's general election is calling for a full recount in all constituencies.
Island organisations affected by Microsoft problems today
A number of Island organisations say they're having problems because of a global Microsoft bug today.
