There's a chance to go looking for the Island's most unusual - and shy - wildlife this weekend.
Happy Explorer Nature Adventures is hosting a wallaby-watching session in Sulby on Sunday from 6pm.
The company says it'll use thermal imaging cameras and expert knowledge to spot wild Manx wallabies.
You can find out more, and book your place, via this link.
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