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Description
Fruska Gora National Park is about 80 kilometres long and some 10 km wide. Forest covers 90 per cent of the national park, one third of it lime, also oak and beech, hornbeam and ash. Lower slopes are overgrown by grassland, orchards and vineries.
Birdwise, 150 species were recorded in the park proper (going up to 210 with lower slopes): Barză neagră, Viespar, Șerpar, Acvilă țipătoare mică, Șoim călător, Turturică, Strigă, Huhurez mic, Ciuf de câmp, Ciocănitoare pestriță mică, Ciocănitoare de stejar, Ciocănitoare de grădini and Ciocănitoare neagră, Sfrâncioc roșiatic, Cojoaică de pădure, Pitulice sfârâitoare, Muscar gulerat, European Muscar negru, Fâsă de pădure, Presură de grădină, Botgros and, in some years, also Presură cu cap negru.
The added attraction of the park is the presence of large mammals such as golden jackal, wildcat, roe deer (common) and the recently reintroduced red deer (still uncommon).
Photo Mileta Cekovic and Wikimedia Commons
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Access
Access by car is possible from several directions, mainly from the old Novi Sad – Belgrade and from the Novi Sad – Ruma roads. For driving directions, zoom in on the map and click on the "P" (parking) sign.