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Not sure if I'm doing this right, I'm a lurker more than anything, first contribution to a wiki, but yeah I spent quite a while using tools for pokemongo dev subreddit to analyse each nest, and I'd say that most of the other nests are closer to habitats, whereas Centennial Regional Park not only has a quite diverse spectrum of pokemon, but seems to be to abra's what Kentucky Arboretum is to dratini | Not sure if I'm doing this right, I'm a lurker more than anything, first contribution to a wiki, but yeah I spent quite a while using tools for pokemongo dev subreddit to analyse each nest, and I'd say that most of the other nests are closer to habitats, whereas Centennial Regional Park not only has a quite diverse spectrum of pokemon, but seems to be to abra's what Kentucky Arboretum is to dratini | ||
| + | :That's a good idea. I've made note of both locations. Let me know if you find anything interesting or other really good nests! I'll add them in. -[[User:Pokemongo|Pokemongo]] ([[User talk:Pokemongo|talk]]) 04:11, 23 July 2016 (UTC) | ||
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Hey JamesLee, welcome to the Wiki. Thank you for contributing. Do you mean that Abra Nest - Centennial Regional Park is the best Abra Nest on the list? -Pokemongo (talk) 03:07, 23 July 2016 (UTC)
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Not sure if I'm doing this right, I'm a lurker more than anything, first contribution to a wiki, but yeah I spent quite a while using tools for pokemongo dev subreddit to analyse each nest, and I'd say that most of the other nests are closer to habitats, whereas Centennial Regional Park not only has a quite diverse spectrum of pokemon, but seems to be to abra's what Kentucky Arboretum is to dratini
