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The ocellar bristles appear to be proclinate, so much for Campylochaeta !
My last guess (I know, three is a charm, I'm just trying to keep the level just a little bit of scientific hear): it might be Cyzenis albicans.

Features: tibia reddish.
On the frons: parafrontals (the lateral stripes between ocelli and antennal base) with 1 pair of strong proclinate setae (in both sexes !)
This lack of sexual dimorfism is quite special in Tachinidae: in 90 % of the species the females have 2 pairs of proclinate setae on the parafrontals, whereas males have none.

Otherwise, I pass.


Theo Zeegers