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See also #46","modified":"2022-01-17T09:36:07.763","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249795,"guid":"cd9ec620-613b-4258-bf71-4ee782ebaba8","key":"46","description":"Shallow pluging","longDescription":"Aerial seabirds diving into the sea and partly disappearing under water (e.g. terns). See also #42 and #46","modified":"2022-01-17T09:36:30.447","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249796,"guid":"fccacb2d-bca6-4593-9322-42c240f679e2","key":"47","description":"Pursuit pluging","longDescription":"Aerial seabirds plunging into the water and continuing with an underwater pursuit (e.g. shearwaters)","modified":"2022-01-17T09:37:21.52","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249797,"guid":"19bec454-fed4-42a1-a8c1-3999a47ee3ba","key":"48","description":"Pursuit diving, or bottom feeding","longDescription":"Swimming seabirds that perform deep dives and are known to search for prey in an underwater pursuit (divers, grebes, seaduck, auks) or search for prey at the bottom (e.g. Common Eider, scoters)","modified":"2022-01-17T09:49:20.88","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249798,"guid":"243c5ad5-cc97-4b3d-a14f-baacf03f18e4","key":"49","description":"Actively searching","longDescription":"Persistently circling aerial seabirds (usually peering down), or swimming birds frequently (and undisturbed by observation platform) peering underwater for prey","modified":"2022-01-17T09:50:14.32","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249799,"guid":"46f8b320-fb37-438a-a46b-a95977035ee1","key":"60","description":"Resting or apparently asleep","longDescription":"Sleeping seabirds at sea, or resting birds around feeding frenzies (e.g. fishing vessels or recently collapsed MSFA’s)","modified":"2022-01-17T09:51:20.573","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249800,"guid":"c757e385-1e11-4254-b5df-0f39b97142da","key":"61","description":"Courtship display","longDescription":"Aerial displays (e.g. terns) or courtship behaviour on water or while seated on floating matter (buoys, driftwood)","modified":"2022-01-17T09:51:53.717","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249801,"guid":"df664c88-e429-4d93-bd50-6578f2fdad29","key":"62","description":"Courtship feeding","longDescription":"Display fish presented during courtship display at sea (e.g. terns)","modified":"2022-01-17T09:52:15.283","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249802,"guid":"5dddc527-8721-438b-9f92-ce518a5148b4","key":"63","description":"Copulating","longDescription":"Examples: Atlantic Puffins copulate at sea; male scoters may persistently follow solitary females at sea","modified":"2022-01-17T09:53:03.78","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249803,"guid":"345246e9-14ef-4f1d-872b-69e913c41cb9","key":"64","description":"Carrying nest material","longDescription":"Flying with seaweed or other material; not to be confused with entangled birds with nylon line around the beak (#96)","modified":"2022-01-17T09:53:31.69","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249804,"guid":"1c8d2e4c-c7de-4f08-a61d-63723a2f740f","key":"65","description":"Guarding chick","longDescription":"Reserved for auks attending recently fledged chicks at sea","modified":"2022-01-17T09:53:54.13","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249805,"guid":"6d59550f-b2a5-4795-98f5-0d53805bba6f","key":"66","description":"Preening or bathing","longDescription":"","modified":"2022-01-10T16:46:09.843","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249806,"guid":"dba88578-d735-47f7-abc3-02d633aa943c","key":"67","description":"Colony rafts","longDescription":"Reserved for the large flocks of birds “rafting” at sea near breeding colonies engaged in multiple behaviours including maintenance","modified":"2022-01-17T09:54:41.03","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249807,"guid":"3655bf00-0b8e-43a4-b214-8806dee23655","key":"68","description":"Kleptoparasitising (not aerial, see long description)","longDescription":"Reserved for kleptoparasites that steal prey not during an aerial pursuit, but otherwise (e.g. Black-legged Kittiwakes stealing prey from surfacing Atlantic Puffins). Compare with #36 for aerial pursuit.","modified":"2026-05-22T13:15:04.583","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249808,"guid":"4f6ecf9b-ee83-4943-ab91-ddae4af38a59","key":"69","description":"Circling high","longDescription":"High circling seabirds (mainly gulls)","modified":"2022-01-17T09:56:14.55","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249809,"guid":"56ce2064-fd2e-4b70-be3e-9bdfdbf057a4","key":"70","description":"Wheeling or swimming slowly","longDescription":"Cetaceans. Slow movement, no white crests","modified":"2022-05-11T09:35:48.973","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249810,"guid":"965d0a52-a740-4569-9a01-82afd49a2081","key":"71","description":"Escape from ship (rooster tail)","longDescription":"Ceteceans. Quick escape movements away from observation platform; splashes","modified":"2022-05-11T09:37:06.477","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249811,"guid":"7bb5cd5c-dcea-45f2-99bd-2fd6d43bf2a8","key":"72","description":"Swimming fast, not avoiding ship","longDescription":"Cetaceans. Fast movements seemingly unaffected by observation platform; splashes","modified":"2022-05-11T09:40:22.903","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249812,"guid":"46551714-4465-4622-891c-d141f0beb6dc","key":"73","description":"Breaching clear out of the water","longDescription":"Cetaceans. Vertical leap, sometimes clear of the water","modified":"2022-09-19T15:18:43.257","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249813,"guid":"248ca87e-8476-47a9-9c53-4741de179687","key":"74","description":"At the bow of the ship","longDescription":"Cetaceans. Bow riding dolphins","modified":"2022-05-11T09:40:59.69","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249814,"guid":"0a833ab3-4fae-4527-b75d-6eb55f6d2c93","key":"75","description":"Apparently feeding - herding behaviour","longDescription":"Cetaceans. Group feeding behaviour where more individuals try to herd prey towards the water surface or concentrate prey in an U-shaped move around fish shoals","modified":"2022-05-11T09:41:22.077","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249815,"guid":"000f867d-f691-456a-937e-15f7f12d792f","key":"76","description":"Apparently feeding - other behaviour","longDescription":"Cetaceans. Other feeding behaviour, not specified, including lunge-feeding baleen whales","modified":"2022-05-11T09:41:50.45","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249816,"guid":"ee896f86-4a45-43f2-b00f-2eb6eddaedd1","key":"77","description":"Calf at the tail of adult","longDescription":"Cetaceans. Immature whales or dolphins constantly staying close to the side of an adult","modified":"2022-05-11T09:42:06.75","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249817,"guid":"7637ba1c-9500-45be-b94d-dd027257288d","key":"78","description":"Calf swimming freely in herd","longDescription":"Cetaceans. Immature whales or dolphins anywhere in the herd, except close to the side of an adult","modified":"2022-05-11T09:42:22.923","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249818,"guid":"352df1b6-f2f7-4660-abf6-9c8ecf23b094","key":"79","description":"Basking, afloat","longDescription":"Cetaceans. 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seaweed)","modified":"2022-05-11T09:45:38.99","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249828,"guid":"5b05b597-a662-47c0-8957-788ccdefb6dc","key":"89","description":"Haul-out (pinnipeds)","longDescription":"Resting seals on rocks or sandbanks","modified":"2022-01-17T10:45:24.953","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249829,"guid":"4ea2c997-cfde-4a6e-a919-33a1caad8d9d","key":"90","description":"Under attack by kleptoparasite","longDescription":"Bird (e.g. Northern Gannet, tern, or gull) under attack by kleptoparasite (e.g. skua, gull or frigate bird) in an aerial pursuit, or when handling prey at the surface","modified":"2022-01-17T10:46:45.52","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249830,"guid":"fc87a572-526e-443e-94cb-1c4e1462be67","key":"91","description":"Under attack (as prey) by bird","longDescription":"Bird chased by potential predator","modified":"2022-01-17T10:47:11.05","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249831,"guid":"ff85c33d-8aa3-4d3d-aea6-e9bdff08de6d","key":"92","description":"Under attack (as prey) by marine mammal","longDescription":"Bird attacked following underwater assault by marine mammal","modified":"2022-01-17T10:47:38.673","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249832,"guid":"4641ecd3-3dbf-49fe-95d0-bc87a493d946","key":"93","description":"Escape diving","longDescription":"Mainly used for moulting seaduck, unable to fly, escaping from approaching observation platform","modified":"2022-01-17T10:48:09.923","deprecated":false,"codeTypeID":1709,"codeTypeGUID":"d0268a96-afc9-436e-a4db-4f61c2b9f6ba"},{"id":249833,"guid":"c9afa953-f945-44b3-90fb-9339b59f9ec3","key":"94","description":"Flushed 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