Gopalacampu 1.9.73

1.9.73

api ca-
citraḥ ko' pi? mayūraḥ ka iha mṛdukuhūgāyakaḥ? kokilākhyaḥ
ko vaktuṃ vaṣṭi vāṇīṃ naravad api? śukaḥ puṣpagaḥ kaś ca? bhṛṅgaḥ |
itthaṃ mātṛ-dvayena prathama-vana-game saṃlapantau hasantau,
bālau gopāla-rāmau vraja-kula-mahilāḥ śarmabhiḥ siñcataḥ sma || [sragdharā]
athāgatās taraṇi-sutā-taṭaṃ vraja-
prajā-vrajāḥ sa-śakaṭa-dhenu-saṅkaṭam |
sa-sambhramaṃ taritu-manastayā ca te
parasparaṃ kalakala-kīrṇam abhraman || [jabhasajaga]

Moreover:
“Who is this wonderful one?” “A peacock.” “Who is that soft-cooing singer here?” “Named a cuckoo.” / “Who wishes to speak words like a human?” “A parrot.” “And who is on the flowers?” “A bee.” / Conversing and laughing thus with their two mothers upon their first journey to the forest, / the two boys, Gopāla and Rāma, showered the women of Vraja with bliss.
Then, arriving at the bank of the Sun's daughter [Yamunā], / the hosts of people of Vraja, packed with carts and cows, / eager to cross in their haste, / milled about one another, filled with hubbub.