Pokémon GO is a tricky game if you are one of the players who just got to catch them all. Out there in the wild tonnes of Pokemon wait for you, but most of them are duplicates, and we all know the feeling of finding tenth Pidgey in a row, while the one missing just don’t appear anywhere.
Of course, you can go to the forest, where Bulbasaur usually appears, or to the nearest river bank where Magikarp waits just for you. But, what if you knew where a specific Pokémon will spawn, and instead roaming through the fields you could just go to the nest and catch the one missing in your collection, and then catch it again, and again?
Nests places where specific Pokémon spawn can be found if you’re looking long enough, but there is an easy way to track them. This can be especially handy for tracking rare Pokemon nests since they are always hunted down quickly after they spawn. Visit this site and discover locations of every Pokémon Nest out there, and do it quickly since Niantic started closing Pokémon-tracking sites a while ago. Not just that, Niantic also switches spawn points (nests) regularly, so it’s good to have a list of all changes. And we have it; below you can see all nests redesigns that happened on July 19th, the last time Niantic performed nest switch.
( before ) ( after )
- Dratini Eevee
- Eevee Magikarp
- Magikarp Pinsir
- Tauros Magmar or Pinsir
- Pinsir Electabuzz or Magmar
- Magmar Electabuzz or Jynx
- Electabuzz Jynx or Scyther
- Jynx Scyther or Staryu
- Scyther Staryu
- Mr. Mime Staryu or Goldeen
- Staryu Goldeen
- Goldeen Horsea
- Horsea Tangela or Rhyhorn
- Kangaskhan Rhyhorn
- Tangela Rhyhorn
- Lickitung Exeggcute
- Hitmonchan Voltorb
- Hitmonlee Krabby or Drowzee
- Cubone Drowzee or Onix
- Exeggcute Onix or Gastly
- Voltorb Gastly
- Krabby Shellder
- Drowzee Seel
- Onix Seel or Doduo
- Gastly Doduo or Magnemite
- Shellder Magnemite or Slowpoke
- Seel Slowpoke or Ponyta
- Doduo Ponyta
- Farfetch’d Ponyta
- Magnemite Geodude or Tentacool
- Slowpoke Tentacool
- Ponyta Bellsprout
- Geodude Bellsprout or Machop
- Tentacool Machop or Abra
- Bellsprout Poliwag
- Machop Poliwag Growlithe
- Abra Growlithe or Mankey
- Poliwag Mankey or Psyduck
- Mankey Meowth or Diglett
- Psyduck Diglett
- Meowth Venonat
- Diglett Paras
- Venonat Oddish
- Paras Oddish or Jigglypuff
- Oddish Jigglypuff
- Jigglypuff Vulpix or Clefairy
- Vulpix Clefairy or Nidoran
- Clefairy Nidoran
- Nidoran Sandshrew or still Nidoran
- Sandshrew Pikachu
- Ekans Spearow
- Caterpie Squirtle
- Squirtle Charmander
- Charmander Bulbasaur
- Bulbasaur Still Bulbasaur
Now you have information on where to find specific Pokémon types, and a way of collecting lots of candies, just go to the nearest nest and start hunting duplicates. Just be aware that Niantic announced they will soon start rotating nests on a daily basis. So, use this info fast, because when Niantic starts daily rotations, the level of confusion will go over 9000.