The Chief Veterinary Officer's team are gathering information on the affected geese
A suspected case of avian influenza is being investigated in the Isle of Man after a number of kept geese were found dead by their keeper.
It's the first suspected case of bird flu on the Island this winter which is undergoing further investigation and sampling.
Chief Veterinary Officer Amy Beckett's team attended the site yesterday:
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