Birds thought to be part of private collection
Police are urging motorists to take care near the Wildlife Park after a number of peacocks were spotted roaming the area.
Initially, officers thought the birds had come from the park, but staff at the Curraghs have confirmed all of theirs are accounted for.
It's now thought the peacocks are part of a private collection nearby.
Anyone who sees the birds or knows who they belong to is urged to contact police or the Wildlife Park.
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