This is a brown lacewing - though of the 29 or so species in the UK, it could be any one of those! It wasn't particularly co-operative as it just kept wandering up and down the stalk of the welsh poppy flower. Canon 70D with Venus Optics Laowa 60mm macro lens, 1/200-sec at f/11.
It's very cold and almost wintery again here, and the bugs, especially by night, are illusive to say the least. But I found one of my regulars in the garden. The walnut orb spider, once more in her defensive "I'll play dead" position - looks like she has but one string to her bow.
This one of my first photos taken with the Venus - of a globular springtail (Dicyrtomina saundersi) - pretty large one at about 3mm, but this is cropped to maybe half the original size image.
There are lots of nematodes hitching a ride - phoretic, is the term given to them for this mode of transport!