Concern for barn owl hunting during daylight hours
Photographers on the Island are being reminded to keep a safe distance from wildlife after recent disturbances.
The Manx Wildlife Trust says it's received a number of reports, especially relating to barn owls and grey seals.
A good rule of thumb, it says, is if your actions cause the animal's behaviour to change in any way you should stop and slowly back away.
Graham Makepeace-Warne, MWT's Head of Engagement, explains why you should keep your distance, and why wetter winters and drier springs are making it trickier for barn owls to hunt:
You can find more guidance for birdwatching and wildlife photography here.
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