I went for a poke about on this very damp morning in southern UK. I saw lots of tiny things, which I believe are psocids (thanks to Racketman for pointing me at the ID). There seems to be a spread in maturity, and possibly different species, though I've no idea about that. Here's a selection:
1. This was the most numerous sort, about 2-3mm long, yellow with a darker abdomen and embyonic wings.
2. This looks like it's probably the same thing but an earlier instar.
3, When I saw this I couldn't tell what I was looking at. It was only on studying the image on the computer I realised it seemed to be an emergence from one instar to the next. Not a very good shot and cropped from the original, but the only one I have showing this activity.
4. One with full wings. This and the previous were on the plastic gutter of my shed.
5. While looking at these I saw a strange thing I haven't seen before. It looked superficially like a tiny woodlouse, but it only has six legs and its body is not segmented. Any ideas what it is? Notice in the bottom right the wing of yet another psocid.
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