Thank you for the complement.
Some folks here talk the talk and walk the walk. Others can only talk the talk, because they are basically talking head trolls with no real practical photographic skill.
If I could see a post with an actual image instead of dribble it might, just might, change my opinion.
Again, many thanks for your complement. It means a lot to me that others enjoy my images. I post daily on three sites here in Florida. My favorite comments from my buds are, "you make our day" "enjoy my coffee and my daily images from you"
I do so constructively and I am not a talking head who uses cute imagined non sensical phrases about mirrorless camera's superiority which is basically just plain old trolling in disguise.
But, I digress. So, I am posting another image taken with a mirrored camera for your benefit because you have been so kind to comment on my images. Enjoy, it is of a male Great Blue Heron passing a stick for the nest to the female that is laying on eggs and did not wish to stand up to get the stick.
Nikon D500, Nikon 200-500 mm 5.6

To all that provided anecdotes in support of home insurance riders - the operative thoughts in my post were "Beware of non-scheduled rider policies on home insurance." Those are the low cost ones with higher deductibles and depreciated reimbursement. When you provide a schedule of gear and insure for replacement costs, it's usually better. But still, I had two claims in one year with a scheduled rider that were paid promptly without question. But at renewal time the cost went up and upon attempting to switch my homeowner's insurance coverage to a different company, I had trouble getting any kind of insurance from anyone.

Just a cautionary tale - to be considered.