Your pictures of Scotland: 4 - 11 November

Fireworks on 5 November lit up the night sky over Perth and the River Tay. Roddy McKenna, from Dundee, found a good vantage point on Smeaton's Bridge. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews

A misty morning in Strathearn. Keith Sully, from Crieff, stayed firmly on the ground to take this photo.

Clay pigeon shooting, picturesque sunsets, fireworks and a party made a great weekend for Euan Bruce and friends who were celebrating Michael's stag party by Loch Insch.

Andy Scott's sculpture has been adorned with a poppy for Armistice Day. Gary Brown from Glasgow took the picture along the M8 for a friend who wanted to see it.

Sunlight streamed through the tress in Mugdock Country Park. Donald McIntosh, from Milngavie, was out on his mountain bike.

The summit of Carn Liath at Beinn a'Ghlo was the third Munro in one day for David Hodgson and Jonny from Edinburgh.

During a visit to RSPB Vane Farm, Fiona Scott, from Edinburgh, thought she cheated when she noted this bird as one of the migratory waterfowl.

Fishermen brave the weather at Thorntonloch beach in East Lothian. Philip Broadbent, from Edinburgh, also faced the dreich conditions to take the photo.

The Paterson family, from Inverness, enjoyed a day on Nairn beach. Mum Joanne sent the photo in.

The sun was beginning to set when Chris Cameron and family stopped off at Troon beach.

A precast bridge was put in place at an open cast mine in New Cumnock. Jamie Robertson said it took three days to construct.

This Dalek was ready to be exterminated as it sat on a bonfire in Aberlady. Wull Taylor, from Pencaitland, was out on his motorbike when he came across it.

Aberdeen harbour control tower is in the foreground in this photo taken by Ross Gregory and Nicola Gribbin from Glasgow.

Anne Barlow went for a walk in Haddington when she spotted this flower. Is it a rosehip?

Do the leaves on trees lining a country road near St Andrews actually merge, or is it fancy camera work by Alec Davies from Kikcaldy.