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Sciomyza dryomizina or testacea
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 I think this may be Sciomyza dryomizina as the antenna are yellowish rather than black as in S. testacea.

Just to be sure it is not S. simplex I include an image of the posterior edge of the mesopleuron - those are hairs rather than "strong setae" aren't they? (I have no Sciomyza specimens to compare this with).
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 Mesopleroun - hairs arrowed.
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