In the food chain what would a gull be considered?

In the food chain, a gull is typically considered a tertiary consumer. Gulls are omnivorous and can feed on a variety of organisms, including fish, insects, and even scavenged food. They occupy a higher trophic level due to their ability to prey on various smaller animals and feed on organic matter. Additionally, their role in the ecosystem also includes being prey for larger predators, such as raptors.