The fascinating lifer

ID: Gasteruptiidae(a type pf wasp)
While traversing the trail, after a whole long year, accidentally stumbled upon this beauty on the dried-up twig. What fascinated us was the unusual shape of the beauty, and even more intriguing was the presence of several more which almost blended into the dried plant. Spotted this particular one seated upside down, hence had to turn the DSLR upside down to get a clear and well-lit shot of the beauty. The white tip, on the edge of its tail, though out of focus, stood out and gave a unique feel to the slender body of the wasp. Hoping to know more details about this beauty, from the experts.
EXIF:
Canon 80D
Canon 100mm macro
F/7.1
Shuterspeed 1/125
ISO 500
Handheld, external flash fired
Location: Nagla trail, Mumbai, India

Good details on the body and the eye. I thought the white tip was maybe a spider's web or something. Quite interesting to see that its actually the tip of its tail :). Not sure what purpose it might be serving??. Good capture. Thanks for sharing.

Wow! What colours! These tiny creatures are so interesting. Their bodies are designed to perform intricate tasks. Thanks for sharing.

Cheers,
Sabyasachi