Gutzwiller's semiclassical trace formula for the density of states in a cha
otic system diverges near bifurcations of periodic orbits, where it must be
replaced by a modified one with uniform approximations. It is well known t
hat, when applying these approximations, complex predecessors of orbits cre
ated in the bifurcation ("ghost orbits") can produce clear signatures in th
e semiclassical spectra. We demonstrate that these orbits themselves can un
dergo bifurcations, resulting in complex, non-generic bifurcation scenarios
. We do so by studying an example taken from the Diamagnetic Kepler Problem
. By application of normal form theory, we construct an analytic descriptio
n of the complete bifurcation scenario, which is then used to calculate the
pertinent uniform approximation. The ghost orbit bifurcation turns out to
produce signatures in the semiclassical spectrum in much the same way as a
bifurcation of real orbits would.