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 Yes, it looks like a tachinid but I'd have to see more (especially a latteral angle) before I could say which. Smile
 
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 Hi Chris,
Here lateral view, hope it'll help.
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 Somehow, it looks very Muscid like

Arista plumose, by any chance ?


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 Hmm, very small antennae - but thick abdomenal bristles
 
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