Dang, @libertyteeth that's a wise move placing a camera out there. What kind of support are your using for your tomatoes? With a typical tomato cage

I use a bird netting mesh to wrap the lower portion of the cage, once its set up. I have a similar problem with robins nesting in the tomato plants! And they peck holes in the tomatoes. I don't really know if raccoons eat the fruits, but we have them around here too. I use a combination of things because I haven't really found anything that works 100%. It also makes some of the pruning and picking obstructed - which wouldnt be all that bad if it worked better! I laid chicken wire across the ground when I had some ground-critter issues. That seemed to slow down the problem because animals don't like to step on chicken wire. But, neither do I! And when weeds grow through it - forget about it.

Are the tomatoes that are half eaten - green or ripe red? I find overly ripe tomatoes will fall off the vine sometimes if you look at them funny. I was picking yesterday and had a few fall off as I reached for them - simply from moving the vine a bit. If the tomatoes are overly ripe - collect seed from them. (if they are not a hybrid variety of tomato.)

The squash can be tricky, but the bees usually take care of the flowers. I know at least for a femal pumpkin flower to produce a fruit it takes 10 or more trips of a bee from a male to a female flower! You can also try hand poliinating the female flowers with the males that dropped.

The #libertyprofessionals tag has been having issues for some reason. We have a few posts on steemit regarding our plans, but @finnian explains it much more eloquently than I - Liberty Professionals: Friends Who Are Fighting To Further Liberty's Cause

As the "communities" feature becomes a reality for Steemit - we are preparing to gather. It is an open group, similar to a guild, that we hope will further provide networking for those who support liberty. We are still in the very early stages here on Steemit, but the concept is one that we have been tossing around for a few years. As I can free up some time towards the end of the growing season, I will be focusing more on this platform. Thanks to @finnian, we've got a steemit.chat channel - Liberty Professionals Steemit.Chat if you ever care to join us there.

As far as the garden goes, maybe setup a decoy - pile some tomato scraps near the camera to see what has the most interest in those tomatoes of yours. That trap might just have to be set. I agree, "Don't like killing things I don't eat", but I'm not a fan of being starved either 😉 I was a graphic artist starved into tomato farming, so the next thing to try starving me goes on the grill.