Moved from Eulophidae.

The clearness of this picture (despite the huge level of magnification) allows an easy identification to the family Eulophidae.
Indeed, most Eulophids are very similar to small Pteromalids, but differ from them as follows:
- tarsi 4-segmented (instead of 5-segmented)
- subcostal vein of the forewing nearly straight after an apparent "elbow", which is clearly visible here just in front of the right hind femur (the same vein makes an arched curve at the same place in Pteromalids).
- a short, nearly straight, tibial apical spur on the forelegs, instead of curved (not visible on this picture).
Eulophids are almost as numerous as Pteromalids, and an identification even at subfamily level is not easy. However, I would "lean" for a female of the subfamily Eulophinae.