While particular nests only spawn one Pokémon type, things that can normally spawn will also show up. Can more than one type of Pokémon spawn from the same point? Conversely, if a close-by nest is useless, just wait a couple of weeks, and it'll change. Nest migrations are seemingly random, so if you get one you need, hit it as often as you can in those two weeks. So, over a few months, your Charmander nest might become Slowpoke, Charmander again, Diglett, Drowzee, Paras, then Growlithe, and so on. Known and "migrations," the changes occur on alternate Thursdays at 12 a.m. They're the same for two weeks, then they change. Pokemon Go Clefairy Nest (Image credit: iMore/ Rene Ritchie)
There are a few Pokémon that stand above the rest when it comes to fighting in Gyms, in Raid battles, or simply getting enough candy for next-generation evolutions. Which are the most important nests to find? In other words, if you need Pokémon, finding a nest with the Pokémon you need is your best shot at getting them. If you're trying to catch enough of a specific type of Pokémon to get your medals, be it Hiker or Fairytale Girl, nests can help you get closer to your goal - and gold!.If you need candy from a specific Pokémon to evolve it or power it up, going to a nest gives you the chance to regularly catch them in greater quantities than random spawns would ever allow.If you need a specific Pokémon to add to your Pokédex or fight Raid Bosses, going to a place that Pokémon nests vastly increases your odds of finding one (or more).If you're trying to find the latest Shiny, like Houndour or Growlith, it's far easier to Shiny-check at far higher volume at a nest than at random spawn-points.If you need specific Pokémon or type of Pokémon to complete a Field Research task, like Ghost-types for the Mew quest or Grass- or Psychic-types for Celebi, it's much more efficient to find a nest than to rely on random chance.If these tools just aren't enough, your best bet is to connect with other players through these groups. These groups often have active Facebook Messengers Groups and Discord Chats, where you can connect with other local players who share locations of rare Pokémon spawns, Raids, coveted Research tasks, and more.
Many social platforms, such as Facebook and Reddit, run local Pokémon Go communities. Namely, the best thing you can do for real-time information on Pokémon Go is to connect with other local players. While there will never be the number or quality of tools for Pokémon Go players as existed in its early days, there are still other options.
Maybe, for some reason or another, these tools just aren't cutting it for you. It's easy to see why they are the go-to authority on all things Pokémon Go.
Their site offers more information on Pokémon Go than any other I've ever found, and the people running it from all around the world are some of the most knowledgeable and dedicated players in the game. Plus, there's an unofficial League Map that provides locations for real-world meet-ups of all varieties. In addition to their comprehensive Pokédex and countless guides on Pokémon Go, they have a Map that has all the Nest locations with both confirmed and rumored Nest spawns. Saving the best for last, The Silph Road has remained the biggest and best-organized site for Pokémon Go players to collaborate. Pokemon Go Map Tracker The Silph Road Nets (Image credit: iMore/Casian Holly)
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