And the wader scrambled in and the boat slid away.

Along the shores of Fond du Lac we descry a long-legged wader, the phalarope.

The sword was called Angurvadel, grief-wader, and brother of lightning.

Then the tiercel picked up the dead wader and brought it to the post for plucking.

Those were slow, silent, often turbid; flowing over beds of mud into which the incautious wader might sink and vanish unawares.

Silver glints on the water of the Roaring Fork River, rippling through the valley, winding around huge boulders and wader-clad fisherman.

There are about 100 species of migratory shorebird, or wader, navigating nine different migration routes that together cover every continent except Antarctica.

This gradual augmentation of the impression made upon the wader is exactly analogous to the augmentation of light when we approach a luminous source.

Mr. Mantell discovered some bones of birds, apparently waders, in the Wealden.

Seafowl and waders were very numerous, but the breeding season was over.

He had been drawing on his waders and buckling on his creel.

It was Ned Kemp, dressed in waders, oilskins and a wool-knit cap.

By means of his rubber-soled waders he had come upon her noiselessly.

In some cases hotels are also providing museum tickets, waders and free breakfast.

The engorged waders made movement a struggle, last night's nightmare in real time.

Australia is rich in waders, and they are found all over the continent.