Lycidae beetle

At first I thought they were wood termites!
In the morning today, I cleaned up some of the firewood piles that were around the back fence of the shop where I worked,
the wood is located behind the shop which is buried with some grass and
is a pile of damaged wood that is eaten by termites, this wood is often used as firewood.

Then at the bottom layer of wood, the wood is starting to be slightly covered with soil, I see the some small insects between the damaged wood with a red and black color which looks quite attractive.

The first glance made me interested in shots the insects in some macrophotography shots, then I took my macrophotography equipment and took some shots of that insects and you can see all the shots below.

In this area of rotting wood, there are about 20 small insects, at first I thought that were wood termites because they live in groups around that rotting wood, but I noticed that from their shape they looked like beetles with great curiosity, finally I did a geogle search on that small insects.

Evidently they were beetles "The Lycidae are a family in the beetle order Coleoptera, members of which are commonly called net-winged beetles. These beetles are cosmopolitan, being found in Nearctic, Palearctic, Neotropical, Afrotropical, Oriental, and Australian ecoregions.source
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The area of the wood was clearly looking very damp and I also took some macrophotography shots of this little beetles that were in the vicinity of logs weathered..they're doing continuity activities of life.