I think the micro matches, but not sure if those larger "spores" are really conidia. The smaller spores match.
These are abundant on hardwoods right now, but I do not think I have seen them on what I think is a Douglas Fir chunk of wood. As this appears to be.
I have seen these before but this was one of the prettier specimens for sure! You can clearly see where it gets it’s name from with the texture on the stipe.
A new flush of these guys, cold snap tonight probably wiped them out.
Tibiiform cheilocystidia, found under Douglas fir.
Spore measurements: 8.3 - 9.7 x 5.5 - 6.4µm
N = 20
Me = 9 × 5.8 µm
Brilliant orange viscid cap, fragile stipe that is at least 18 cm…and I didn’t even get it all!
Not collected as have from other sites. Fire site 4 (off of 465/466 at junction with 1506), HJA. Fire severity high (red on map). On soil. Lookout Fire ((Sept-Oct 2023).