It is baby time in the wildlife world!  From white-tailed deer fawns to fledgling sparrows, babies seem to be popping up everywhere.  And with all this activity inevitably comes human-wildlife interaction.  Although accidents happen, i.e., collisions with cars, feral animal attack, etc., that leave wildlife young orphaned, sometimes alone doesn’t really mean alone.  It is very common that wildlife parents simply leave their babies while they are hunting or foraging only to return later.  In addition, if parents are startled they may temporarily lose their infants.   So what is the best course of action if a baby animal is found? …