I've done it again. In the post title East vs. West I wrote:

What do you think? What would be a good classification for
Washington? We could have Western Washington (possible divided into Puget
Sound, Olympic Pennisula, South Coast, Cascades), South Central Washington
(east of the Cascades to around the Potholes region), North Central
Washington (Okanogan region), Northeastern Washington (forested regions from
Grand Coulee west to Idaho South to Spokane) and Southwestern Washington
(including the Palouse, Snake River area, etc.)

Clearly, my Northeastern Washington should go EAST from Grand Colee
to Idaho and SouthEASTERN Washington would contain the Palouse.

Thanks to Kelly McAllister and Wilson Cady for gently pointing this
out. That's what I get for trying to rush off a post just before I have to
go teach a class. (I also can't tell my right hand from my left if I'm not
wearing a ring. Perhaps they are on the same gene or in the same neuronal
pathway. Clearly mine are messed up!)

Cheers

Deb Beutler
Department of Zoology
P.O. Box 644236
Washington State Univerisity
Pullman (Whitman Co.), WA 99164-4236
dbeutler at wsunix.wsu.edu