A second humpback whale has been confirmed in Manx waters.
The Manx Whale and Dolphin Watch received a photo from a passenger on the Manannan on Monday.
Sam Glennie spotted the whale just after 4pm, around six miles out of Douglas.
The sighting follows the first confirmed humpback in six years in July, and a suspected one in Peel earlier this month.
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
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Public bins misused in Bride
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Public meeting over Jurby airfield plans
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Firefighters tackle toaster blaze
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Southern show underway later
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More money and staff in Manx banks
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