Photo's taken at: RSPB The Lodge Nature Reserve

Thanks BD I do have a macro lens, I prefer my RF100-500 though. It will focus close, but I can still stand further away than with my macro. I find less things fly off.... Also the next shot might be a bird flying by 

Thanks Snappy. I tend to use my EF 70-300L or my EF 100mm L macro, but you can bet whichever I have on, I want the other ...

Billysdad said:

I have been offered one at a REALLY good price

Take it from them and if the price is that good, sell it and make a profit  and put that towards a 2nd body so you always have the right lens on... just need to remember which camera lol

Photo's taken on the 28th July.

Peacock:

Green-veined White:

Gatekeeper:

Meadow Brown:

Volucella inanis (says Google):

Damselfly:

Common Darter:

Thanks BD

PimperneBloke said:

Take it from them and if the price is that good, sell it and make a profit  and put that towards a 2nd body so you always have the right lens on... just need to remember which camera lol

Thanks for your input, and Snappy too. I made a decision, and am posting details in the 'Moving to Mirrorless' thread, instead of cluttering up this one ...

Another fabulous pin sharp set Snappy, thank you :o)

Thanks PB

SnappyMac said:

the next shot might be a bird flying by

You mean you don't photograph birds at 200m with a 100mm lens? You haven't lived