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Thinking fast, he dropped his fishing rod, then lifted his legs to try to kick his way out of the waders.

It was not the blob of dead jellyfish, but rather pieces of its stinging tentacles that stung the waders, scientists said.

At peak migrations times, the sky over Mai Po is dark with ducks and waders, harried by the eagles and hawks that hunt them.

But many Venetians are not yet ready to toss their Wellington boots and waders.

Beside a bookshop in a narrow street we zip into white Tyvek bodysuits and pull on hip waders, whitish rubber gloves, and white helmets.

This was, until a few years ago, a wonderful wetland, teeming with waders and wildfowl.

Look at the news anchorman standing in his waders in the rising river as the water approaches his chest.

Water depth is also an important factor influencing waders' distribution.

In recent years the annual number of waders stopping at Mai Po has steadily increased, to around 60, 000.

That has dire consequences not only for fishermen but for seabirds and rare waders too.

Gulls Waders at the edge of Deep Bay - winter.

Once you strap on the waders and prepare to go in, keep in mind the following:

Waders [pl] angler's high waterproof boots worn when wading

Waders saved from port development