This insect is VERY tiny, maybe 1-2mm in length, and didn't seem at all disturbed by the weather today, which hovered right around 50 degrees at the warmest. There were many of them hanging around on some still-green low-growing foliage (don't know what sort of plant, sorry). They appeared to be drinking from spots of moisture on the leaves. I know this is not the world's best picture, as photographing something that small is really, really pushing the limits of my camera's capabilities - but I was really excessively thrilled to find bugs out and about outdoors in December, almost January, so I photographed them anyway. Winter is so long and boring . . but anyway, I *think* it might be Dicyrtomina ornata, but that's just a not-remotely-educated guess on the basis of 'hey, it looks kinda like that picture!' So, am I close?