There is a small patch of the country that does make racing very risky in my opinion, bop numbers are on the increase everywhere making no racing point in the country totally safe but there is a concentration of them in this area around the peak district national park. http://i1118.photobucket.com/albums/k614/allybauld/Map_zps09d412e5.png The Nottingham trent university are very proud of their peregrine nest. That map shows its proximity to Uttoxeter and is just north of Leicester. Any pigeons coming up from Warwick will also pass very close to that area. As well as that peregrine cam in Nottingham there is also a peregrine cam at the Sheffield University which is almost in line with our race points further north again. There is also another peregrine cam at derby cathedral between Uttoxeter and Nottingham. It would suggest the peak district national park is absolutely stuffed with peregrines. http://www.peregrinecam.co.uk/ ''The Newton building at Nottingham Trent University has been the home for the last ten years to a breeding pair of peregrine falcons, who nest on a ledge outside near the top. The nest site has been successfully used to raise 17 chicks over the past six years. Watch live footage with us over the next few months as they lay eggs and rear their chicks. - See more at: http://www.peregrinecam.co.uk/#sthash.CHctCBmf.dpuf''
