Bonsoir tous
yesterday I collected a damp rotten decorticated branch (probably Taxus); there are several species of fungi on it; one is an Orbilia which I feel reasonably confident is O. eucalypti - I have collected this species in this wood before, though on a different substrate (see: http://www.ascofrance.com/search_forum/21451 )
Of interest was a conidium of a sort one often associates with aquatic, Ingoldian, fungi - we have had a lot of rain recently and I have noticed conidia normally though of as primarily aquatic in wet terrestrial habitats). The conidium a strong resemblance to Tripospermum camelopardus, although it has an extra "neck" - because of the three-dimensional nature of the condium I have tried (not entirely successfully I fear)? to use stacking software to give an idea of its size and point of attachment (it is the upper left "neck" in the attached image). If it is a Tripospermum, then there clearly is no link between the two fungi (that genus is anamorphic Capnodiaceae); but I may be wrong in assigning it there. I know Zotto is interested in putative anamorphs of Orbilia (some of which do have potentially aquatic anamorphs). Others may be interested too, so I post this find here.

Cordialement
Chris