A small grasshoppers (Tettigoniidae)

Nikon Z 5 II + AstrHori 25 mm f/2.8 2x-5x at 4x, 2 LED 1200 lumen each, low speed, AstrHori MGA manual rail, Rollei M-1 mini-tripod, stack of 63 and 174 frames in Zerene Stacker

Corrected 🆔 welcome.

The last image is focus-stacked. I'm pretty new to focus stacking, and this was probably my most difficult one yet. She was on the ceiling of a shed, did not want to sit still, and those leggs really go every possible direction :)

Water Drops are a stacked shot the rest are singles

Om1 Mk2 + M.zuiko 60mm

I set this up for two — a red ladybird near the top of the reed and a flea beetle further down, both working along the same stem. Then a damselfly flew straight through the background at the exact moment I pressed the shutter, which made three.

When I got home and pulled the files up on screen I saw the fourth: something small and pale sitting right on the ladybird's rear end.

I genuinely don't know what it is. iNaturalist has suggested everything from Hesperomyces harmoniae, a parasitic fungus that grows on ladybird elytra, to Hexapoda, which basically means "something with six legs". My own guess is a larva, or possibly a very small beetle. Would welcome any input.

OM System OM-1 | M.Zuiko 90mm f/3.5 Macro IS PRO | M.Zuiko Digital 2x MC-20 | Godox V860iii | f/13 | ISO 200 | 1/100 | Handheld
Slavonski Brod, Croatia

All photos are my own original content.

gear:
Sony a6400
Sony 18-135 OSS + 26mm extension tube
Raynox DCR 250
Godox TT350

Shot w an android

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I will be travelling to europe from august onwards, and im wondering if the number of insects will decrease significantly, or drop to 0?

I stay in a tropical country so i never had to think about the seasons, but since i am going to europe for half a year to study im wondering if I will have many bugs to see.