Bhagavatapurana 4.6.29

4.6.29

rakta-kaṇṭha-khagānīka- svara-maṇḍita-ṣaṭpadam /
kalahaṃsa-kula-preṣṭhaṃ kharadaṇḍa-jalāśayam //

29—31. They saw the garden in which the strains of bees were made harmonious with the notes of innumerable birds of charming voice; which was the beloved resort of all species of Kalahaṁsas and in which the pools were adorned with lotuses of thorny stalk; which often and intensely agitate the heart of the great Yaksha ladies by their breezes perfumed with the Harichandana trees whose bark is injured by elephants’ rubbing their body against them; and in which the ponds are covered with lilies and provided with steps built of cat’s eyes; having seen the garden frequented by the Kimpurushas, they saw the Baniyan tree standing at a distance from it.