Canon wildlife photography lenses?
I am a sport D1 photographer at my university with the canon R6mkiii, EF 24-70 ii, and the EF 70-200 2.8 L usm. A big hobby of mine is wildlife photography although I don’t get to do it very often while I’m at school. I’ve been looking into buying a proper wildlife lens but I feel like canon doesn’t really have a lens like Nikons 180-600 or Sonys 200-600 (I know people are going to say the 200-800 but that is an external zoom and f9 aperture so it different than the other two). I think I’m going to get the sigma 150-600 even though I know I might run into some issues with it but I can’t justify spending $2500 the rf 100-500 because I don’t take wildlife pictures all the time. I’m curious if anyone else has been in my predicament and if anyone has any advice as to what I should do.
Here are some wildlife pictures of mine (the eagles and falcon were taken on a rented 100-500 and the rest were my 70-200 and cropped)