Angraecum didieri x Ascocentrum garayi and other interesting crosses

[calvin_orchidL]

Saw this for sale on ebay but being north of the border has it's unfortunate limitations. Apparently one of the remnants of the hoosier hybridization efforts and a FASCINATING cross. I'm dying to see what this guy looks like, which got me thinking about different intergeneric angraecoid crosses.

Google searches don't turn anything up, so I thought I'd post the question here and see if anyone has images/experiences with these kinds of crosses: essentially, anything extending outside the normal range of the angraecum x aeranthes (ie has anyone seen an aerangis x angraecum cross before??)

I was surprised to find out after roaming a few boards that the idea of hybridization especially with relatively rare and endangered orchids (like the various aerangis and angraecum species) can be a touchy subject - I suppose it seems counterproductive to conservation efforts which aim to maintain large gene pools of pure species. Nonetheless, from a scientific standpoint, I think it's fascinating, especially when examining the potential of geographically isolated vandaceous species like the angraecoids to interbreed with other vandaceous genera like ascocentrum (from Asia!)