Charity credits Douglas Harbour Master for help
A local charity has credited the Douglas Harbour Master with helping rescue 10 ducklings.
Volunteers from Manx Wild Bird Aid were called out after their mum was killed on Tuesday (6 June).
The ducklings were drifting too far out in the water to catch with a long net, but the charity says 'the kind offer of a boat saved the day'.
You can watch the video below:
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