Kite Flight

 Anthology, 150 pieces. Great colors, nice multipiece kite whimsies. 3/5

Roch Urbaniak, Unexpected Visitor

 Artifact, 303 pieces. Not sure what's going on in this picture, but it is A Lot. Really nice dropout stars in the shape of well-known constellations at the top; darkness and significant areas of similar color make for more challenging assembly. 4/5 for the dropouts

big dipper

Orion (always makes me think of this song)

Red Shrimp

 DaVici, 165 pieces. Charming image. 3/5

Oceana, Howard Robinson

 Wentworth, 250 pieces. A standard, colorful Wentworth. 3/5

World Wonders, Maria Rabinsky

 Wentworth, 250 pieces. Ok, by comparison to the previous world map, this is not much, but it's got nice colors and enough visual interest for its size. 3/5

The World Map

 Liberty, 1017 pieces. Wow. At points I was convinced that I didn't have all the pieces, but fortunately that was wrong. I believe the cut mimics the tectonic plates, with a ruffled/frilled type cut distinct from the ordinary interlocks. Also lots of whimsies, of course. 5/5 high challenge because of limited colors, but a lot going on in the detail if you look.

partial elephant in Africa

buffalo, North America

Sphinx

mostly done

note whimsy touching edge

some of the tectonic plate detail, tracing the left edge of South America

Australia and kangaroo

multipiece swordfish

dragon-headed ship (from the image)

another ship

lobster

Seville

 Jardin Puzzles, 382 pieces. Very impressive and difficult because there were big patches of near-darkness with only the subtlest of clues to distinguish them. Unusual curvy cut in lots of places. 7/10 Stave scale

bullfighter and bull whimsies