He takes the name Zorro.Īfter Napoleon is exiled, Escalante and de Romeu are arrested on suspicion of being French sympathizers. At Escalante's invitation, Diego joins La Justicia, a secret organization devoted to justice for people who are marginalized in society. The main competitor for her affections is Rafael Moncada, whom Diego humiliates in a fencing duel. Diego is immediately struck by Juliana and decides to pursue her romantically. In Barcelone, the young men live with de Romeu and his two young daughters, Juliana and Isabel. Alejandro reluctantly allows Diego to go, accompanied by Bernardo. Tomas urges Alejandro to send Diego to Barcelona, where he can receive more formal schooling, and learn fencing under the maestro Manuel Escalante. Bernardo's spirit guide is a horse and Diego's is a fox ( zorro in his native Spanish).Īlejandro receives a letter from an old friend, Tomas de Romeu, who resides in what was then French-occupied Spain. As youths, Diego and Bernardo undergo an indigenous rite of passage to prove their maturity and to find their spirit guides. She has her own son, Bernardo, who grows up with Diego and the two become friends. While Regina is pregnant with Diego, she befriends Ana, also Native American and a young Christian convert assigned to care for her during her pregnancy. He retires from the military and becomes a hacienda owner, and later an alcalde. Spanish (Venezuela): Lechuza de Campanarioīasque: Gauhontza, hontz zuri, Hontza zuria, Òlibaįrench: Chouette effraie, Effraie des clochers, Effraie des clochers ou E.Captain Alejandro de la Vega, a Spanish soldier, marries a Native American woman named Regina. Spanish (Uruguay): Lechuza de Campanario, Lechuzón de Campanario Spanish (Paraguay): Lechuza de campanario Spanish (Dominican Rep.): Lechuza Blanca, Lechuza Común Spanish (Argentine): Lechuza de campanario Spanish: Lechuza, Lechuza blanca, Lechuza Comun, Lechuza Común, Lechuza Común o Blanca, Lechuza de campanario, Lechuza de Campanario Común, Lechuza ratonera, Lechuzón de Campanario Greek: peploglauka, Tutω, πεπλόγλαυκα, ΤυτώĮnglish: Barn or Eastern Barn Owl, Barn Owl, Barn Owl (Eurasian), Common Barn-Owl, European barn owl, West European Barn Owl German: Europäische Schleiereule, Schleiereule Welsh: Aderyn corff, Gwdihŵ, tylluan wen, Tylluan ysgubor 07 (Feb 2020):Īvibase taxonomic concepts v. 06 (Feb 2018):Īvibase taxonomic concepts v. 05 (Jan 2017):Īvibase taxonomic concepts v. 04 (Aug 2016):Īvibase taxonomic concepts v. 03 (March 2015):Īvibase taxonomic concepts v. 02 (May 2014):Īvibase taxonomic concepts v.

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Tyto javanica stertens: Indian subcontinent to n Sri Lanka, sw China and s Thailand.

Tyto javanica meeki: E New Guinea, Manam and Karkar islands.

Tyto javanica interposita: N Vanuatu, Santa Cruz Islands and Banks Group.

Tyto javanica delicatula: Timor to Australia, Solomon Is., Loyalty Is., and Samoa.

Tyto javanica sumbaensis: Sumba (Lesser Sundas).

Tyto javanica javanica: Malay Peninsula to Greater Sundas.

Tyto furcata punctatissima: Galapagos Islands.

Tyto furcata : Brazil s of the Amazon to Tierra del Fuego and Falkland Is.

Tyto furcata contempta: W Colombia to Venezuela, Ecuador and Peru.

Tyto furcata hellmayri: Guianas to n Brazil, Margarita I., Trinidad and Tobago.

Tyto furcata bondi: Bay Islands off n Honduras (Roatán and Guanaja).

Tyto furcata : W Guatemala to Panama, Pearl Islands and Colombia.

Tyto furcata : S Canada to n Mexico, Bermuda, Bahamas and Hispaniola.

Tyto furcata : Cuba, Cayman Islands and Jamaica.

Tyto alba thomensis: São Tomé (Gulf of Guinea).

Tyto alba poensis: Bioko (Gulf of Guinea).

Tyto alba gracilirostris: E Canary Islands (Fuerteventura, Lanzarote and Alegranza).

Tyto alba schmitzi: Madeira and Porto Santo I.

Tyto alba : Sub-Saharan Africa, Zanzibar, Pemba, Madagascar, Comoros.

Tyto alba erlangeri: Crete and Cyprus to sw Iran, ne Egypt and s Arabian Peninsula.

Tyto alba ernesti: Corsica and Sardinia.

Tyto alba guttata: Central Europe east to sw European USSR and ne Greece.Tyto alba alba: W and s Europe w Canary Islands and North Africa.