That's odd. They've never gone after my plants.

Oeh, that's bad.

Happily they are easy to restart.

Harry

I know! I've known crows to attack edible crops but not succulents. There seems to be a large population here now and growing. I live up a hill from a canyon surrounded by lots of trees. And, I think this is their mating season as they're noisier than usual and are chasing each other from tree to tree.

Neil
You need to 'feed' them something! Are they possibly thirsty? like squirrels - they apparently go after veggies like tomatoes for the juices in it - some ppl swear that after putting out birdbath with drinking water they leave toms alone.
There is few crows living here too. Isee them chasing voles, squirrels and making lots of noise too. So far, no bird attacks on my plants - I have bigger problems with chipmunks. They love to dig in pots.

Rina

Rina- I didn't realize that. I have tomatoes, so I will put out some water then.

Neil, no personal experience, I read this on veggie forum (few ppl comented) and some other places.

A birdbath solves the water/moisture issue. I would, however, avoid feeding any pest animals or birds, because they will come to rely on you for food, and invite their friends too. I tried to keep the squirrels off my bird feeders by providing their own feeding area, but before long, I had 8 squirrels out there, and with their territorial nature, some would eat "their" food, and the others would go to the bird feeders. I essentially turned the whole kitten caboodle into a squirrel smorgasbord. In short, do not feed the crows, or you'll end up with a ton of them.

Joe

CD reflection ?