A dry start to the second month of the year has farmers on the look out for more rain.
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Nar Nar Goon farmer Penny Carney said the season so far this year had been reasonable, but a decent shower would be certainly welcomed.
Ms Carney, who runs @pennycimages on Instagram, captured a photo of two blue wrens on her farm.
"The blue wrens have been here for years," she said.
"They're normally a bit shy but there were three males and three females in this group so they are going well."
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Meanwhile, another regular contributor, Tracey Kruger, captured a photo of two pals on her Croxton East farm in the western district - Jinx the Kelpie and Coop the Border Collie.
"They'd called up to the house for a minute after shifting sheep onto wheat stubbles," she said.
"It's a typically dry February at the moment in the Penshurst area but it's handy to have the stubble paddocks available for the sheep."