Paul Bond, Ode to a Zen Koan

 Artifact, 267 pieces. Nice image, some difficulty because of the similarly shaped pieces and a lot of sky. 3/5

multi-piece dragon

A Day of Sunshine, Renoir, Poetry Puzzle No. 457

Puzzlemonk, 477 pieces. Words from a Longfellow poem turned into whimsies: "O Life and Love! O happy throng/Of thoughts, whose only speech is song!/O heart of man! canst thou not be/Blithe as the air is, and as free?" The usual difficult cuts with hidden connectors and strange swoops and false corners. 4/5

the word whimsies make a good place to start assembly

Old Glory

 Carol Ottenberg, 343 pieces. Cozy-style picture with lots of tan/brown, nice round connectors. 3/5

Ships at Dawn, Philip Franck

 Jardin Puzzles, 174 pieces. My first Jardin puzzle and a very nice one indeed, with a lovely swirly cutting style as well as a nicely colored image. 4/5

Backyard Gathering

 Stave, 700 pieces. I didn't figure out the rebus; I'm sure it's something incredibly obvious though. Really nice image with near-color line cutting. 8/10

binoculars

bird with feather inside

filling a birdfeeder?

geometric design and butterfly with swirl

birdwatcher, flower toucher?

another butterfly, bird with feathers inside, small bird singing

rebus: feet+oar+D 4+hens/birds? featured something?

caterpillar on leaf

Easter Bonnet, The New Yorker

Carol Ottenberg, 187 pieces. A nice smallish puzzle from a New Yorker cover. 3/5

Vikram Madan, Social Distancing

 Artifact, 228 pieces. Two-sided for some extra challenge; a fun puzzle with bright colors. 4/5

hedgehog drinking tea