I'm sure it will be a wonderful event and worthy of Bill's remarkable commitment to CSF over the decades. With best regards, David Sahn Thank you for this information. Please keep my name on the list so I can be advised of the place and time.
The Lifespan of a Fly. If you find yourself here desperately hoping to find good news about the lifespans of the flies that currently overwhelm you, weâre sorry to disappoint. The lifespan of a fly ranges from 15 to 30 days. For some of us, this is far too long to play landlord to these invasive tenants.
Contrary to popular belief, the common fly (Musca domestica) in its adult form can hope to keep on buzzing for a few weeks before heading up to that big sugar cube in the sky â¦ assuming it never meets the business end of a swatter. According to entomologists, mature houseflies generally live for 15 to 25 days. Some specimens manage to hold on even longer: Several have been documented reaching the ripe old age of two months! Like most of their brethren, these creatures undergo an intricate life cycle involving many stages.