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.
Third burglar fined after Castletown pub break-in
A third man has been fined after a burglary at the George Hotel in Castletown.
Two food vans to serve plantations
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says it's found two catering vans for its plantations.
Cancelled rally could have brought £750k to economy
Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston says he supports the decision not to hold a rally event on closed roads in September.
Sea Fest continues in Peel
There's a chance to meet marine wildlife in Peel today.
Teen burgled Douglas hotel
A teenager has admitted burgling a Douglas hotel but denies domestic abuse and theft.
Public bins misused in Bride
Bride commissioners are appealing to people to dispose of rubbish properly.
Public meeting over Jurby airfield plans
People in the north of the Island are being urged to attend a meeting about the future of the airfield.
Firefighters tackle toaster blaze
A toaster sparked an emergency service callout in Douglas last night.
