Profile Perfect Level 11 Answer, Walkthrough & Solution

Profile Perfect Level 11 Answer

Looking at the completed grid below will reveal every bird breed and diet placement for this puzzle.

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This puzzle centers on connecting natural bird behaviors with specific positions across the row. The tricky part usually comes from figuring out which bird occupies the second position, and then using adjacency to anchor the remaining species properly.

Which Diet Is Placed First In The Lineup?

You can place the first diet right away without needing to know any bird breeds. The clue stating that the second bird typically eats Insect directly gives you the diet for Bird B.

Once Bird B is set to Insect, you know that the remaining diets (Grains, Algae, and Fruit) must belong to Bird A, Bird C, and Bird D.

Which Bird Is Nocturnal And Eats Insects?

The puzzle links the Insect diet to a nocturnal bird. Because you already know Bird B eats Insect, Bird B must be the nocturnal species in the list.

Among the possible breeds for this puzzle, the Owl is the nocturnal bird. You can immediately assign the Owl breed to Bird B. This completely locks in Bird B with both its breed (Owl) and its diet (Insect).

How Do You Know Which Birds Are Paired Together?

Two direct clues pair specific breeds with their preferred diets:

• Parrot loves Fruit.
• Flamingo usually eats Algae.

Because these pairs are fixed, you will never see Parrot with Algae or Flamingo with Fruit. Whenever you find the position for one of these breeds, its diet goes with it immediately.

Similarly, the clue about grey Grain eaters in the park describes the Rock Dove. This pairs the Rock Dove breed with the Grains diet.

Where Do The Flamingo And Parrot Go?

The key detail is the clue noting that the bird next to Parrot has pink feathers. Flamingos are famous for their pink feathers, meaning the Flamingo and the Parrot must sit directly side by side in adjacent positions.

Now look at the remaining open spots:

• Bird B is already occupied by the Owl.
• Bird A is separated from Bird C and Bird D by Bird B.
• Bird C and Bird D are right next to each other.

Because Bird A cannot be adjacent to both Bird C and Bird D, the adjacent pair must be Bird C and Bird D. That means the Flamingo and the Parrot occupy Bird C and Bird D in some order.

How Do You Decide Between Bird C And Bird D?

The clue says the bird next to Parrot has pink feathers. This means Parrot is sitting next to Flamingo.

Placing Flamingo at Bird C and Parrot at Bird D puts the pink-feathered Flamingo right next to the Parrot at the end of the row. This pairs Flamingo with Algae in the Bird C column and Parrot with Fruit in the Bird D column.

Which Bird And Diet Remain For Bird A?

Once Bird B, Bird C, and Bird D are fully resolved, only one breed and one diet remain unassigned:

• Rock Dove is the only open breed.
• Grains is the only open diet.

Assigning Rock Dove and Grains to Bird A completes the entire lineup. This also satisfies the clue regarding the grey Grain eaters seen in city parks.

One Clue You Should Not Overthink

The clue mentioning that the bird next to Parrot has pink feathers does not require complex spatial elimination. It simply tells you that the Flamingo and the Parrot sit directly next to each other in the puzzle. Because the Owl is already locked into the second position, the only two adjacent slots remaining open are the third and fourth positions.

Quick Answer Check

To verify your grid before submitting, check that Bird B has Owl and Insect, Bird C has Flamingo and Algae, Bird D has Parrot and Fruit, and Bird A has Rock Dove and Grains. If every column matches these pairings, your solution is complete.