Big changes can again reportedly be seen inside "Pokémon Go" thanks to a recent nest migration.

Numerous players on the r/TheSilphRoad Subreddit have confirmed that a migration has indeed happened yet again, so that means they will again be out and about, trying to see how much has changed.

For those who are unaware of what a nest migration could mean for them, what this essentially does is change the types of Pokémon that appear in specific areas.

For example, players who may have previously observed that plenty of Pikachus were spawning in their neighborhood before may want to check again as a different Pokémon may now be the one that is appearing all the time.

As for this particular nest migration, players have already begun sending in reports of what they have seen in their surrounding areas, and apparently, some interesting Pokémon can now be easily found.

According to a recent report from Pokémon Go Hub, Electabuzzes have been seen more frequently after the most recent nest migration, so players who have been searching for this creature may want to take a look around.

More Omanytes and Vulpixes have also reportedly been spotted.

On the other end of the spectrum, "Pokémon Go" players who previously saw plenty of Growlithes where they live may now discover that they are nowhere to be found, as many of their nests have reportedly been affected by the recent migration.

Fewer Charmanders and Exeggcutes may also be seen now as well.

Not all changes that have come about as a result of the most recent migration have been reported just yet, so there may still be more new Pokémon that could pop up soon in new places.

Set dates for nest migrations are difficult to pin down, but they are typically spaced by at least a couple of weeks.

More news about "Pokémon Go" should be made available soon.