Extra info : world ssp
Subspecies and Distribution (White 1994)
F. p. tundrius Arctic tundra of North America, from Alaska to Greenland.
F. p. anatum North America south of the tundra to North Mexico.
F. p. pealei Coastal western North America from Washington to Alaska and
through the Aleutian and Commander Islands.
F. p. cassini West South America from Ecuador south through Bolivia and northern Argentina
to south Chile, Tierra del Fuego, and the Falkland Islands.
F. p. japonensis Northeastern Siberia south to Kamchatka and Japan.
F. p. furuitii Volcano Island and possibly Bonin Island.
F. p. calidus Eurasian tundra from Lapland to Siberia.
F. p. peregrinus Eurasia south of the tundra and north of the Pyrenees, Balkans, and Himalayas
and from the British Isles to far eastern Russia.
F. p. brookei Southern France, Spain, and coastal north Africa through the Mediterranean and Caucasus.
F. p. babylonicus Asia from eastern Iran to Mongolia.
F. p. pelegrinoides Canary Islands east through inland North Africa to Iraq and possibly Iran.
F. p. madens Cape Verde Islands.
F. p. minor Sub-Saharan Africa and north into extreme southern Morocco.
F. p. radama Madagascar and Comoro Islands.
F. p. peregrinator Pakistan, India, and Sri Lanka east to southeast China.
F. p. ernesti Indonesia and Philippines east to New Guinea and the Bismarck Archipelago.
F. p. nesiotes Vanuatu and New Caledonia east to Fiji.
F. p. macropus Australia except southwest.
F. p. submelanogenys Southwestern Australia
in this list Barbary F. is still ssp of perigrine,
should be, by current ideas
F. pelegrinoides - species level and with F.p. babylonicus as a
ssp of F. pelegrinoides.