Two ducks have been nursed back to health and rehomed after they were found covered in oil.
Donald and Eddie have spent the last month with Manx Wild Bird Aid who cleaned them and removed all the soap from them to make sure they were waterproof again.
The charity says the oiled ducks were found in Governors Hill and went to their new home on Monday.
It also says as the charity is run by volunteers receiving funds is essential as Donald and Eddie would not have survived without them.
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