Dragonflies and Damselflies

After almost two weeks at the lovely Greek island of Kos, I've started processing the pictures I made there.
And even there I could get some DIFs ;)
But please note the equipment used, as I wanted to travel light
200D, EF-S 55-250mm STM, @250mm, f/8, 1/1000, ISO100-800

Species not 100% IDed yet, but it should be a southern migrant hawker (aeshna affinis)

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After almost two weeks at the lovely Greek island of Kos, I've started processing the pictures I made there.
Another one from Kos, sitting on a plastic canister. Species not IDed yet, but could be a keeled skimmer (orthetrum coerulescens).
200D, EF-S 55-250mm STM, @250mm, f/8, 1/1000, ISO100

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Very nice series, Maximilian. I especially like 4th picture.
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First DIFs with the R6m2. Taken in May, just a few days after I got it.
Not enough time for good moments and for learning the R6m2.
The first two are 1:1 crops, as the emerald was far away.
The last one has a tail-heavy AF ;)
R6m2, RF100-500L, @500mm

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I'm getting better. Four-spotted chasers have always been difficult for me.
Getting them while banking seems to be more a merit to the AF than my panning abilities.
R6m2, RF100-500L, @500mm, f/8, 1/1250, ISO1000

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