Juicemes detailed judgement from last round was totally cool!
So instead of simply "wohoa, nice entries everybody" (which still stands nevertheless), this is my try to fully appreciate your all entries. Lacking juiceme caliber analytics expertise, i will concentrate on what i like in the pictures.

#1. jellyroll
Well centered swan! Looks like he is posing for you so kudos to your bird seduction skills or sense for timing. The sunflare is nice and adds atmosphere. Also perfect focus on the head.

#2. myself
pure lazy camper luckshot!

#3. catbus
I like your effort, you made the best of it. Thats perfect play with sharpness. Hopefully next theme will fit to your climatic conditions.

#4. chenliangchen
"The matjes plater for table eight please!"
Made my day, thank you.
If only that gull had landed on the second chair from right to make contrast with the wall Good choice to center the gull in landscape making visible as much as possible from the restaurant scene and add to the humor.

#5. ste-phan
you got special skills man. crappy jolla cam on the move in full effect.
We have a heron in our neighborhood but i never was lucky to get close enough to make a single shot. How did you even get Jolla out of the pocket and start camera app that fast? volume rockers uh huu. masterpiece given the circumstances!

#6. robthebold
A little sun is all that was missing!
I like the portrait choice and composition. The goose are well placed in the mid 1/3 and already clearly visible with nice details. You really would have deserved some sun during that moment.

#7. rm250j
prototype atmosphere. interesting contrast between the sky and those leaves. the wing tip feathers are awesome details and proof of a steady hand!

#8. Pichlo
You have my vote!
The challenge was to shoot birds in action. That is in many regards accomplished best in your picture. 1. Sheer amount. you got 11 doves in your shot, all are perfectly visible. 2. Picture shows the single biggest and closest and thus most detailed bird in the competition.Thanks again for the full resolution. 3. you took the most efficient approach and outsmarted my birdhouse phototrap attempt.