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To be up with the lark (British, American & Australian) also be up with the crows (Australian) means to be awake and out of your bed early in the morning.
Usage notes: Larks and crows are birds that start singing very early in the morning.The lark particularly is a songbird well known for its early morning song.
--You were up with the lark this morning!
Further examples are:-
--I'm going to bed early tonight because I was up with the lark this morning and I'm very tired.
--The farmer is up with the lark every day.
-- My grandparents are up with the lark every morning.
Usage notes: Larks and crows are birds that start singing very early in the morning.The lark particularly is a songbird well known for its early morning song.
--You were up with the lark this morning!
Further examples are:-
--I'm going to bed early tonight because I was up with the lark this morning and I'm very tired.
--The farmer is up with the lark every day.
-- My grandparents are up with the lark every morning.