Tasmanian Brown Lacewing - Micromus tasmaniae

Attracted to UV light. No more then 10 mm in length.

Adults of the species are 7.5-10 mm long, and are typically nocturnal. The lacewing's lifespan is temperature dependent (higher temperatures causing shorter larval stages).[1] The Tasmanian Brown Lacewing breeds all year round, surviving at temperatures as low as 5°C.[1] The species typically has clear wings and a brown body.[4] The species can be differentiated from Micromus bifasciatus by the spotted pattern on the species' anterior wings, compared to the brown transverse bands found on Micromus bifasciatus.[4] (Wikipedia)