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NNadir

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1. They're relatively common up in the Sparta region, where I have relatives.

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Sat Jan 24, 2026, 08:49 AM

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Occasionally they've been seen in the Princeton area, where I live.

There are a pair of foxes on the Princeton University campus. No tigers though, despite the tiger symbols everywhere.

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They're relatively common up in the Sparta region, where I have relatives. NNadir Saturday #1

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