Todays walkaround with the long lens.

[Ironwood]

Todays efforts with the Tamron 150-600 along the creek near my house.

Rock Wallaby.



The water level is getting low, these Perch are more concentrated than normal.



The only shot of this Butterfly that I got, it disappeared when I tried to get a better angle.

[P Plates]

Nice shots. I find butterflies very frustrating - as unco-operative as birds.

[Alan]

Great set. Love the different perspective on the butterfly

[eaglem]

Good colour light and detail, seems a good sharp lens.

[Ironwood]

So far I have got mixed results with this lens, but will admit the more I use it the better the results I get.
Poor technique with this combo will yield poor results, but when you get it right the results can be amazing.

[Isac]

Good photo of the rocky and those damn butterflies, photo-bombing your shot of that lovely plant.

[Phoenix]

Ironwood, a lovely diverse collection of nature images. That wallaby is so adorable.
I am impressed with the clarity and detail of your butterfly on flower shot. I quite like angle, brings something different and you still get to see those magnificent butterfly wings, kind of tells a story too. As for the leaf in front..well...that's another story!!

[loose cannon]

Excellent result. Long lens are a fantastic piece of kit. I still drag mine around even when setting out to do some landscapes, it's a rare day when it stays in the bag without firing a shot.

[Ironwood]

Thanks for the comments everyone.
Its a wonderful world that we live in .