Skandapurana 1.4.65.10

1.4.65.10

9 prākārakarṇolūkena nijavārtānabhijñānādudāsīnasyendradyumnasya kṛte nāḍījaṃḍenendradyumnavārtāvijñānasyāvaśyakatāpradarśane prākārakarṇolūkenātmano'pi dīrghāyuṣo gandhamādanasthasya gṛdhrasya samīpe pratīndradyumnamārkaṇḍeyanāḍījaṅghabakān nayanam, tena gṛdhreṇāpīndradyumnavārtā'nabhijñānaṃvarṇanapūrvakaṃ nijadīrghāyuṣṭvakāraṇavṛttāntakathanam, ... 93

9. When Indradyumna became indifferent because the owl Prākārakarṇa did not know his history, and Nāḍījaṅgha pointed out the necessity of finding knowledge of Indradyumna's history, the owl Prākārakarṇa leading Indradyumna, Mārkaṇḍeya, and the crane Nāḍījaṅgha to a vulture residing on Mount Gandhamādana, who was longer-lived than himself; that vulture also stating his unawareness of Indradyumna's history, and recounting the narrative explaining the cause of his own long life. 93