Do you know what this is? ???

Do you know what this is?
If you know what it is or a site that describes what it is please let me know.
I was going to take this photo of a dead mosquito on a window and ran into this. I have never seen one of these before

First here is the 100% crop of the object in question

IMAGE LINK: http://johnbdigital.co​m/macro/bug_meal.htm

IMAGE LINK: http://johnbdigital.co​m/macro/bug_meal.htm

Has anyone ever seen one like this?

I added more extension tubes to get it a bit larger but when I came back it was gone. I have no idea what it is. Any ideas?

nearest thing in any of my guides (actually i've only looked in one) is a Chaetonotus,
c .25mm - commonly called 'hairy backs' (by whom?).

racketman,
Thanks, I did a search on Chaetonotus and it seems they live in water. This was on a window with not much moisture (a new breed?) The guides seem to only show a bit, I looked for your wasp breed but only have a North America edition, looked anyway but no exact match. Did you ever figure yours out?
thanks anyway

Anyone else have an idea?

was it moving and do those long things belong to it ? Could it be a seed of some sort?

larva attached to a hair?

racketman,
I didn't notice it moving but I only saw it for 1 minute. I guess it could be a seed but I really don't think so. It was gone in just a minute and I didn't notice it when I first thought about taking a photo of the dead mosquito. One of the benefits of macro, seeing things we normally don't notice or see.

Hiya John_b,

Interesting shot, just had a rummage on Google have a look at this link & Fig 3 down the page see what you think

http://images.google.c​o.uk …06-41,GGLJ:en-GB%26sa%3DN

Cheers for now
Mark

bandit 1,
I think you got it!
It did look like fig 3 and it seems to be a possibility (yuck carpet beetles ).
I guess this is one of the negatives of a macro, at least my photo looked better then Googles

Thanks

could be - yours is on glass so almost see through.

http://edis.ifas.ufl.e​du/images/551023688