Following Kenfig, I headed back to Cardiff and the Lisvane and Llanishen Reservoirs to pay a return visit to the now much more spotty Spotted Sandpiper. Rediculously tame after so much winter twitching attention it was feeding busily in the sunshine. Then it was over to the Gwent Levels and the Uskmouth reserve to see what was in. Alas, the wind had picked up so the birds were low down in the reeds, though I did manage to briefly see two grass snakes. A Kestrel was giving nice views near the wonderful new visitor centre though. I did spend many fruitless minutes waiting for a glance of a Cetti's warbler but they were far too quick for me when they did finally put in a sub-second appearance!. As the clouds rolled in it was off to Goldcliff for the high tide. My first Wheater of the year (into the sun though) was a nice treat but finally seeing Welsh Avocet was the real highlight. A beautiful Willow Warbler in evening light near the car park offset the unproductive hunt for the reported Grasshopper Warbler there. Finally it was home via Lamby lake to see if I could tempt a Cetti's infront of the camera. Of course no luck but I did bag an elusive House Sparrow! Another great day out.