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It is possible but I think I'm correct in saying that any offspring would be infertile, so only one generation.
OK, my curiosity is roused  Why do you ask? John
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Why would only one generation be fertile? I'm confused.
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What I mean is, the offspring would be infertile so they could not in turn produce a second generation of hybrids. Kids but no grandkids.
(Unless some enterprising UK member knows of a case of great-great-great-grandkids of 'homerwoodies' )John
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Might do better with a Collared Dove or Band Tailed Pigeon.
It is rare any conditions would occur, Wild or Domestic, where such a pairing would volitionally occur, but, it could, I s'pose.
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