"OSM Query To Identify Possible Nests"

#PokemonGO: The ShortI made a query for overpass turbo to search for multiple OSM tags. I used OSM tags that are said to be correlated to nests, as well as some my local nests are tagged with. Nothing fancy but figured some may find it useful, especially with all the nest changes going on :) Link to map.Switch to your location and click Run.http://ift.tt/2diFPs4 Long, The Explanation, and The DisclaimerA lot of people have seen a correlation of nests being in places marked in OSM (OpenStreeMap) as parks, golf_course, etc. This query highlights those areasSome have not seen a correlation, or have nests not tagged with these in OSM.A highlight does not mean a nest. In my case every local nest I know of falls in a highlighted area, however there are many highlighted areas that do not appear to be nests.I may have missed a few tags. If so; or if you have a nest with a different tag, let me know and I'll update.I attempted to search multiple tags with Or or | operators in one run instead of multiple way / relation lines ... My attempts failed (I'm pretty new to OSM & overpass turbo) I'm sure there's probably a better way to run this query. The Query (in case you need it)[out:json][timeout:25]; // gather results ( //park way["leisure"="park"](); relation["leisure"="park"](); //rec ground leisure way["leisure"="recreation_ground"](); relation["leisure"="recreation_ground"](); //pitch way["leisure"="pitch"](); relation["leisure"="pitch"](); //playground way["leisure"="playground"](); relation["leisure"="playground"](); //golf_course way["leisure"="golf_course"](); relation["leisure"="golf_course"](); //rec_ground landuse way["landuse"="recreation_ground"](); relation["landuse"="recreation_ground"](); //meadow way["landuse"="meadow"](); relation["landuse"="meadow"](); ); out body; >; out skel qt; via /r/TheSilphRoad http://ift.tt/2d1KMrw