Not likely. I have rabbits galore. Coyotes and owls make a dent but not enough. In the years we have a resident fox, I celebrate. Rabbits are not selective. They would nibble the foliage too. At least they do that in my place. Bea Zone5 in Ontario On 3/11/2013 4:40 PM, Rodger Whitlock wrote: > This spring, my crocus flowers have been eaten by some unknown critter. > The > flower buds are nibbled down to next to nothing, but the foliage is > intact. > Other flowers affected include Cyclamen coum, where the entire flower and > calyx > are neatly nipped off, and some anemones. In many cases, there are > fragments of > the flower scattered on the soil below.