Knowing where to find your spawn locations is very crucial in playing "Pokemon Go," especially if you are looking for a specifc "Pokemon." For players who want to dominate the "Pokemon" world, a knowledge of each creature comes in handy as well as a strategy on how to find them.
It is a common perception that water-type "Pokemon Go" characters typically will be found in or bodies of water, though fire "Pokemons" does not mean you can find them in places on fire or you have to climb the volcano to go near the molten lava. Nests are places where spawning takes place; so, keeping track of the nests in your vicinity or wherever you go is a helpful tip.
There are different types of "Pokemon Go" characters and each one has its own strength and vulnerability. You need Dragon to fight, of course, Dragon-type specie as well. They are fierce but they can be defeated by Ice and Fairy. They are easy to track as they can be found in golf ranges, city landmarks and activity areas. As its name suggests, Ice belongs to bodies of water, though you can also find them in grass lands.
As they are all virtual nests, Niantic Lab can easily change one spawn location to another, change the specie or basically anything they want. Reports said that they have actually changed "Dratini" nests to Eevee spawns even without prior notice.
A wiki page was created for "Pokemon Go" enthusiasts, and they can actually help you where to find a specific "Pokemon" with the list of spawn locations. It is like cheat sheet, actually. The nests are updated from time to time so you have to check if it is still available or already gone. An example of the entry showed that a "Bulbasaur Nest" is confirmed in Lafayette Park in Detroit, Michigan but the same kind of nest in Huntington Beach Central Park, California is already gone.
