Sakuṇovādasutta untranslated

Sakuṇovādasutta. A monk must keep to his own pasture ground, his own native beat (pettikavisaya) – viz., the four satipaṭṭhānas. Objects, sounds, etc., are passion fraught, inciting to lust. SN.v.146f.

The introduction of the Sutta contains the Sakuṇagghijātaka (Ja 168, q.v.). The name given in the uddāna of the Saṁyutta is the Sakuṇagghisutta.