Bhagavatapurana 5.2.4

5.2.4

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sā ca tad-āśramopavanam ati-ramaṇīyaṃ vividha-nibiḍa-viṭapi-viṭapa-nikara-saṃśliṣṭa-puraṭa-latārūḍha-sthala-vihaṅgama-mithunaiḥ procyamāna-śrutibhiḥ pratibodhyamāna-salila-kukkuṭa-kāraṇḍava-kalahaṃsādibhir vicitram upakūjitāmala-jalāśaya-kamalākaram upababhrāma //

4. And she went about in the garden adjoining that hermitage, which was most delighting with various kinds of densely grown trees with their branches, intertwined with golden creepers, and inhabited by pairs of land-birds which with their songs produced harmony,—the garden which was picturesque with water-birds addressing one another, such as waterfowls, karandavas, swans, and the like, and which was adorned with lotus ponds of crystal waters resounding with the warbling notes of birds.