common miner
geositta cunicularia latin

According to local legend, a fine family once lived on this street, and their daughter fell in love with a common miner.

The Common Miner (Geositta cunicularia) is a passerine bird of South America, belonging to the ovenbird family.

Geositta antarctica can be distinguished for the more widespead Common Miner by its much shorter bill and the absence of any rufous in the flight feathers.

The mansion and its contents were sold and at age 65, to earn a living, Horace took a job as a common miner while the family lived in a boarding house.

His steward, Carlisle Spedding, was dispatched to Newcastle to learn about improvements in mining technology there, which he did by disguising himself as a common miner for some time.

Travel to Helvetia was difficult for the common miner until first Stanley then Helvetia were linked to the streetcar system connecting DuBois and Sykesville around 1906.

Radebe started out as a common miner in the 1980s; managing individual shaft mining operations and producing materials for the larger mine operations in South Africa while working under a contract.

He has a spot on his lung that is the common miner's disease, black lung (Coal Workers' Pneumoconiosis), but refuses to quit work, although most men who are discovered to have this illness are forced into retirement, but allowed to stay in Coalwood.

The Common Miner (Geositta cunicularia) is a passerine bird of South America, belonging to the ovenbird family.