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Page updated 27/06/10 © Copyright notice, please read Observations of the bioluminescent rainforest organisms of Springbrook Queensland. Luminous  Mushrooms 4 new bioluminescent Mycena varieties Luminous Ghost Fungus Omphalotus Nidiformis Luminous Ghost fungus [2] Omphalotus spp (a) [Maguire 2009] Possible new fungus species under study. Springbrook Firefly ELATEROIDEA: Lampyridae:  Atyphella atra Lea Springbrook BoM Rainfall Station #040607 Observations Luminous Earthworms Glow Worms Type species: Arachnocampa flava Harrison 1966: 880. Australia (Qld). Unusual fungi Luminous Caterpillars Possible new species A very large thank you to those interested persons who have sent bioluminescent specimens of fungi and insects to our centre for identification. Such specimens received assist us to gain a far better knowledge of how widespread their distribution is throughout Australia. Anyone finding what they believe to be is a new variety of luminous fungus or insect is welcome to post specimens to: Springbrook Research Centre. 2509 Springbrook Road Springbrook Q 4213

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