Approximately 10 mm long. Not possible to get a photo of the upper surface of the wings but they were a burnt orange colour.

Several tufts of stalked reddish-brown sporangia.
Sparse internal net; surface net of large and small meshes; punctate 8-10 micron diameter spores.

Iridescent short-stalked ovate sporangia.
Sub-globose 10-12 micron diameter clustered spores.

Closely packed sporangia with iridescent peridium.
The species had a stout columella and 14-15 micron warted spores.

Young bright orange early stage of this recently described Tubifera sp.

Extensive fruiting on strongly decayed wood. Sporangia were at different stages of development: young and mature sporangia were in close proximity.

Scattered stalked sporangia with stout stalk, hard, fragmented peridium and bright yellow spores and capillitium.

Very old fruiting body. The distinctive gland on the stalk is characteristic of the species.

This cricket jumped into my lunch box when we were having a break between field trips during the Tarkine Bioblitz 2019.

Widely scattered fruiting bodies, either solitary or in small groups of 2, 3 or 4 sporangia.
Numerous fruiting bodies on the underside of a fallen Eucalyptus obliqua.

Extensive colony on small eucalypt logs on the firewood pile.