Pieniny National Park is located in the most southern part of Poland, on the border with Slovakia. This may be the smallest of Poland’s National Parks but still is home to thousands of unique and protected species of plants and many rare species of animals. There are bobcats, wolfs, bears, roe deer and deer. Avifauna is represented by peregrine falcons, golden eagles, grouse and corncrakes. The pride of the park is the butterflies especially the Apollo butterfly, which is found only in the Pieniny