CHAPTER 6 Houseflies
within which the transformation from larva to adult takes place. This usually takes 2–10 days, at the end of which the fly pushes open the top of the case and works its way out and up to the surface. Soon after emergence the fly spreads its wings and the body dries and hardens. The adult fly is grey, 6–9mm long and has four
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