Cervus elaphus (Elk, Wapiti)

We are right off the parking lot to the Cave and Basin Interpretive Center (which we didn't in the end visit). In the middle of the night we suddenly find a baby elk at our front door. we had seen it early along our driveway but left it along as the cow usually comes back for it. then our dogs bark and it is slumped at the front door. had called DOW but no response. it is very week and we are wondering what to feed it anyone. wayne williams Saturday, May 28th, 2011 at 23:15:18

Age:	Juvenile
Camera:	Nikon F100
Date:	Tuesday, October 1st, 2002
Film:	Fuji Velvia 50 (slide)
Lens:	80-200mm f/2.8D ED-IF AF-S Zoom-Nikkor
Location:	Banff Area - Topographic Map 17 m/pixel Banff Area - Topographic Map 34 m/pixel Banff Area - Topographic Map 69 m/pixel Banff Area - Topographic Map 139 m/pixel Banff Area - Topographic Map 278 m/pixel Banff Area - Topographic Map 556 m/pixel World at Night - Satellite Image 1855 m/pixel World at Night - Satellite Image 3710 m/pixel World at Night - Satellite Image 7421 m/pixel World at Night - Satellite Image 14842 m/pixel World at Night - Satellite Image 29685 m/pixel World - Satellite Image 463 m/pixel World - Satellite Image 927 m/pixel World - Satellite Image 1855 m/pixel World - Satellite Image 3710 m/pixel World - Satellite Image 7421 m/pixel World - Satellite Image 14842 m/pixel World - Satellite Image 29685 m/pixel photo at -115, 35' 02'', 51, 10' 24'',
Photographer:	John Harvey
Region:	North America, Canada
Scientific Name:	species related to Cervus elaphus (Elk, Wapiti)
Tag:	BC fauna, baby, Rocky Mountains
Larger image:	1382 x 2000
Raw image:	2488 x 3601