No, and in this specific instance there would have been no viable introduction. From the article, I think it's a male bird. But if it happened to be a gravid fe

No, and in this specific instance there would have been no viable introduction. From the article, I think it's a male bird. But if it happened to be a gravid female then it's possible a population could have gotten started. That's basically what happened millions of years ago with Hawaii's native birds. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drepanidini https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drepanidini Also, all native Hawaiian bee species are decended from a single female bee that landed there millions of years ago. Same thing with their native fruit flies. All from one pregnant female.