But, I think it is still important to generate a list of examples, which might help in some way. At the very least it could raise it to the attention of the companies being copied.
The companies may be aware of it and regard bootleg production as inevitable 'evil', just like with media piracy. Law enforcement for gazillion of small cases is too complicated and not worth the effort (adding the international aspect), so not all copyright holders make fuss.
Moreover, with China goods, you can't realy tell a retailer from manufacturer.
For collectors, bootlegs may be somewhat useful. First, to practice repaint without risk of spoiling a more valuable item, and second, opportunity of getting a retired figure (though it looks like only ABC species are covered).
About a list... let's start with ID of following figures:
Mojo?
This lion set exists in Russia with Schleich versions as well
Donkeys seem to be Schleich, and horses?
Not sure about this moose, bootleg or not
At least 2 Schleich cats (top right, bottom left)
Looks like Schleich retired moose and wild rabbit.
One of forest sets
Schleich howling wolf
