The Eighth Nest Migration
The nests in Pokemon Go are the areas where a vast volume of the same species of Pokemon is expected to be captured. That said, Niantic changes what species spawn randomly in any nest to keep things fresh. This means that while the actual nest migration in Pokemon Go remains the same, the new Pokemon will be there. However, this migration is generally random, and so not every Charmander or Psyduck nest around the world will have seen the same change.
Using The Silph Road you can get more helpful tips on what nests have changed. So if you are interested in what nests have changed near you, make use of the helpful website. On the map reported by The Silph Road, players around the world report nest sightings, and the service lets you see how recent the reports are so you can know if they reflect the recent migration. Since the eighth migration took place last week on December 1st, if the reports about a nest came prior to the date, then these reports are believed to be no longer accurate.
Some Of The Nest Migrations
If you are interested in which changes have been made, here you can see some of the nest migrations that have been reported:
Abra –> Krabby
Bulbasaur –> Shellder
Charmander –> Electabuzz
Charmander –> Kabuto
Charmander –> Omanyte
Clefairy –> Rattata
Electabuzz –> Jynx
Jigglypuff –> Onix
Kabuto –> Slowpoke
Magikarp –> Geodude
Mankey –> Machop
Mankey –> Rattata
Oddish –> Magnemite
Omanyte –> Pinsir
Psyduck –> Pikachu
Sandshrew –> Staryu
Scyther –> Geodude
Scyther –> Weedle
Seel –> Goldeen
Squirtle –> Geodude
Staryu –> Kabuto
Pokemongobux will add more basic Pokemon Go tips on an ongoing basis to help our players get acquainted with the latest updates.
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