Wildlife photographer captures crews pulling elk calf from icy river in Banff

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A herd of elk crossing the Bow River on Sunday morning caught the eye of wildlife photographer Hunter Scrimshaw. 

He stopped to snap a few images of the herd near Mount Rundle in Banff, Alta., not far from the town’s pedestrian bridge.

While he was checking his shots, he heard a loud crack. 

“Sure enough, I look back and one of the calves had fallen through the ice,” he said. 

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The calf began to struggle in the frigid water, kicking to keep its head above the surface. 

The commotion startled the herd, Scrimshaw said, noting they looked confused for a moment before moving on, leaving

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