What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Just after main wheel touchdown, two small birds flew from the edge of the right side of the runway and flew across above the runway surface. They crossed from right to left. The pilot delayed the lowering of the nose wheel in hopes of giving them less of a target to hit. The rest of the landing roll out was normal, but after parking on the FBO ramp, the pilot noticed a small dent during post-flight walk-around. The damage occurred to the center flap fairing on the underside of the left wing. The conditions were VFR at the time.
As the FAA filed it
JUST AFTER MAIN WHEEL TOUCHDOWN, TWO SMALL BIRDS FLEW FROM THE EDGE OF THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE RUNWAY AND FLEW ACROSS ABOVE THE RUNWAY SURFACE. THEY CROSSED FROM RIGHT TO LEFT. THE PILOT DELAYED THE LOWERING OF THE NOSE WHEEL IN HOPES OF GIVING THEM LESS OF A TARGET TO HIT. THE REST OF THE LANDING ROLL OUT WAS NORMAL, BUT AFTER PARKING ON THE FBO RAMP, THE PILOT NOTICED A SMALL DENT DURING POST-FLIGHT WALK-AROUND. THE DAMAGE OCCURRED TO THE CENTER FLAP FAIRING ON THE UNDERSIDE OF THE LEFT WING. THE CONDITIONS WERE VFR AT THE TIME.