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きれいに整備された池、残念ながらバッファローはいません（26/06）。

Bring binoculars to better observe the many different birds and animals at Kranichwoog! Also, there are numerous well-designed information panels and a flyer about the "Natura 2000 Kranichwoog Adventure Trail" with lots of explanations! The corresponding website is also highly recommended: www.kranichwoog.de

A wellness lounger with a beautiful view of the meadows stretching to Hütschenhausen (left) and Spesbach (straight ahead and right). A beautifully designed information board for the "Natura 2000 Kranichwoog Adventure Trail" explains the "Reichswald" forest.

The Schwarzbach stream, which had been straightened, was renaturalized between 2005 and 2006 over a length of 1,700 meters (40 hectares including surrounding area). It now has a meandering course with new channels. "Reason: During the expansion of Ramstein Air Base, waterways were rerouted and engineered, leading to ecological deterioration of these watercourses. The renaturalization of the Schwarzbach was intended to help compensate for these negative impacts." Source (partially quoted verbatim): Information panel on site https://www.kranichwoog.de/themen/11-schwarzbachrenaturierung/

The Carpathian water buffalo graze (separated by a fence) from the cows – usually right near the Kranichwoog pond. More information: https://www.kranichwoog.de/themen/03-wasserbueffel/

"At the "Dreimärker" boundary stone, the boundaries of Hauptsuhl, Bruchmühlbach, and Langwieden meet." Source (quoted verbatim): Information board on site There are benches and a wellness lounger here, as well as a (to me) enigmatic monument (?) with the inscription "Ernst Gute."

This fountain was built in 1981 by Peter Roman Heid and features, among other things, a beautifully designed sandstone boulder with a hunter motif. The fountain's name comes from St. Hubertus, the patron saint of hunters. Source: www.naturfreunde-lambrecht.de/aktionen/heimatkunde/