Annual races between Ireland and Scotland
Racing Pigeons flying between Scotland and Ireland are using the Isle of Man as a pit-stop.
It's an annual occurance, according to the ManxSPCA.
Some Islanders have reported seeing the birds, which are larger than common pigeons and are usually found with tags around their legs.
Juana Warburton from the charity explains why they're here, and what you should do if you spot one:
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