When I do find antother one I will post the information but thanks anyway so far. Norbert

Joop

I think that Norbert is on the right track, actually your fungus resembles the kind Camptosphaeria. I have found that once a species like this and I am enclosing an immature spore photo that looks like yours.

I hope you can have more information.

Michel.

Thanks Michel, I also found another species that looks the same but has other characters. I also asked David Malloch for assistance.

Found on horse dung.
Perithecium: Long neck 199x110 um, no hairs.
Asci: 8-spored; expanding as soon as they come in contact with water; 196x34 um, several measurements of the width after expanding 30.4-42.6, apical ring 6.9 um wide.
Spores: bi- and triseriate; immature spores 47.6-50.2x14.4-15.0 um; with two cauda's on each side with a length of 33.5-35 um and a width of 5.0-5.2 um; having rings in the upper part of the cauda; it seems that there is a fixed part on the spore end and the distel end of de pedicel before cauda starts with a length of 9.0-10.0 um; mature spore heads 22.8-26.7 (-27.6)x13.3-15.9 (-18.0 um; colour at first light brown and dark brown afterwards; pedicel 19.2-21.7x6.2-7.8 um. cauda not always visible.