Wildtiere im Siebentischwald

In the "Siebentischwald" there's a slightly hidden wildlife observation ward. Pretty close to the "Sieben Tische" picknick area you can find this platform, from which you can watch wild animals. Climb up those few steps and start watching. If you like you can bring a spyglass, or even a cardboard roll.

Have fun with this one-station multi cache made for small and big children! ;-)

To get the information for the final look into the woods and answer the following questions:

Which of these animals is farthest to the left?
A=2, the long-eared owl
A=1, the woodpecker
A=3, the brown owl

In which direction does the sqirrel look?
B=1, The squirrel is looking to the right.
B=6,  The squirrel is looking to the left.
B=3, The squirrel is just hanging head first.

Which animal can you see twice?
C=7, the common buzzard
C=8, the brown owl
C=4, the long-eared owl

In approximately which height is the woodpecker in the tree?
D=8, around 1 meter
D=4, around 4 meters
D=1, around 10 meters

Which animal spreads his wings?
E=0, the common buzzard
E=5, the brown owl
E=9, the long-eared owl

Now have a look at the information board on the platform. Maybe you know the German (literally translated) phrase "Where the fox and the hare say good night", wich usually translates as "in the middle of nowhere"?
Which two of the animals are saying most likely 'good night' to each other?
F=0, hare and long-eared owl (Waldohreule)
F=2, fox and badger
F=9, marten and deer

The calculation for the final coordinates:
N48° 20.ABC E010° 55.DEF

Waypoints for easier pathfinding:
#1 N48° 20.A(B+3)A E010° 55.DFE or
#2 N48° 20.(A-1)(B+1)D E010° 55.(D-1)(D+1)A