saw this unique very small insect and found it so beautiful. it isn't easy to photograph as it keeps on moving about. it is slightly smaller than the tip of a pencil eraser. anyone can assist me identifying this insect?

Tired bumblebee resting in front of my new macro lens. In Fytema, Ikaria, Greece - March 4, 2016

Saw at a park of Hong Kong

Red admiral - Cleethorpes country park.

Thermoniphas micylus

Roosting in the chilly weather. It was about to pour.

Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand

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Tropical World, Leeds

A sure sign that summer is on its way in Sydney is the appearance of the first cicada. This type is very small and not very noisy, but I have spotted a few in the garden.

Plantes fleurs et insectes vus au plus prés.

Small dark hoverfly. Focus stacked using zerene

"Nature will bear the closest inspection. She invites us to lay our eyes level with her smallest leaf, and take an insects view of its plain. " ~ Thoreau

Fly on dahlia petal

The title is a song by Grandaddy ;)

My friend linhngan just pointed out that its shell is a little dented on the side - it looks like a toy ladybug!

Capsid bug on margeurite

Fazenda Reserva Verdes Pastos, São Mamede, PB, Brazil

Male mosquito- they have a lot of feathery bits :)

last 3 pics of queen wasp :)

another of this confusing parasitoid wasp of the Scelionidae family found in the garden. Closest identification is Telenomus longistriatus, but this has genal striae or carinae and is 1.0mm long, whereas T.longistriatus has no genal striae and is 0.6 or 0.7mm long. Guidance is needed! Lots of detail pictures below can be viewed larger with a click.

Large red damselfly with breakfast

Saw at a park of Taiwan