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I've seen them after feed rather than birds.

No, grackles are different.

I only let mine free range when I'm home, and can listen for the crows. I wouldn't expect them to take care of an eagle or hawk on their own. Quote:

I know they're not protecting the chickens. We have/had a crow's nest in the yard. They're protecting that, but I'll take advantage of them as much as I can. Quote:

I wouldn't trust them around eggs or baby chicks either. Quote: x2 Also they're not 100% effective, but they help ALOT especially if you freerange your birds.

Mine have figured out that the crows aren't dangerous. The girls will chase the crows on occasion when they're on the ground stealing feed.

My crows alerted me to an attack on my birds by a bald eagle. Thanks to them, I was able to save my little red hen. I only let the girls out when I'm home now, and I keep my ears open. I hope they build a nest in the walnut tree again this year. Quote: