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The trophic level of a bird can vary depending on its diet. Birds that primarily eat seeds, fruits, and nectar are considered primary consumers, while those that eat insects or small animals are secondary consumers. Birds of Prey, such as hawks and eagles, are typically tertiary consumers as they are at the top of the food chain. Thus, the specific trophic level of a bird depends on its feeding habits.

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