Eurasian Green Woodpecker card bonus bug

[Good Thyme]

Hey, just had this one occur today in a match.

Played the new expansion bird 'Eurasian Green Woodpecker' with the card effect: 'This bird counts double towards the end-of-round goal, if it qualifies for the goal'. The woodpecker had a synergy with the round bonus of cavity nests. Supposedly, this would 'double' its count towards this end-of-round goal as it qualifies for the goal, however, upon playing I noticed this egg count not double. This bird has 3 eggs, and the count towards this goal stayed at 3 and did not count double at 6 eggs for the goal.

It appears this blue end-of-round power is not working as intended. I have noticed other birds with this bonus work fine with their card bonuses, so perhaps this is the only one with this power to be impacting with this bug.

[Jim Rockford]

I assume because END of ROUND goals do NOT always total correctly (ties a big factor) that is a contributing factor.
Not sure why devs are unable to respond.....

[Good Thyme]

i haven't figured out the pattern to this card bug. I also hope that these card effects work as intended.

I found another bird with the same card power and same bug.
The bird: Greylag Goose

Didn't impact any of the end-of-round events for either its water habitat or food cost events.

Not sure which of these birds with this end-of-round power actually even work.

[Sky Rules]

It also does not count as double for the "Cards in Hand" end-of-round goal. IMO this should be valid.

[Dove65]

Greylag Goose end-of-round count as double still not working? "costs of food" was End-of-round bonus and it should have given me 6 points, but only counted 3 on card.

[AronFJenks]

This has been explained elsewhere in the forum and also in the official FAQ on other sites.

The teal cards with the power "This bird counts double toward end of round goals" only applies to end-round goals that count number of birds, not eggs, or cost of food. Certainly not "cards in hand," since unplayed cards never trigger anything.

So, in situations in which the bird would count as one bird, it would instead count as 2.

(Total birds, birds in one row, birds with a particular nest with an egg on it, birds with tucked cards, Birds with no eggs, birds worth more than 4 points)