Your pictures of Scotland: 7 - 14 December

The view from a helicopter ride along Glencoe and Buchaille Etive Mor by Paul Aspin from Troon. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews

Ducks on the River Teith, at Callander, seemed to "canoodling on a cold December morning", according to Elaine Sneddon from Lasswade.

Frost on a fence post on Blackford Hill, Edinburgh. A homesick Aileen Lyon, who now lives in Dorset, said: "Mother nature rocks".

Sunset over Gorgie was photographed by Rose McFarlane from Edinburgh.

Lights on a deserted Paisley High Street taken by Jim Reid.

Ice on a holly tree in Lisa Bygate's garden in Edinburgh.

Snow on the Southern Upland Way at Longformacus, near Duns, was photographed by David McNeill from Merseyside.

Marc, from Denny, demonstrates just how windy it is on the summit of Ben Chonzie on 9 December. Ian MacQueen, from Dundee, said Loch Turret is in the background.

A bulldozer begins demolishing the old Bannockburn Heritage Centre. Anton Immink noted the new centre being constructed in the background.

Rachel found the end of the rainbow in Glen Torridon beside Loch Clair. Beinn Eighe is in the background, said dad Simon Gray from Strathtay.

Water splashed along the roadside froze on a flooded Arkleston Road. Photo by Mary Rose Doherty from Ralston.

Liz Hanson, from Broughton, thought the ice crystals on grass resembled an 'ice flower'.

Jarlath Flynn, from Edinburgh, took this photo of wife Gillian on a boat off the coast of the Isle of Skye.

These Highland cattle formed an orderly queue at feeding time on Ballimore Farm Estate.

Laura Brown, from Alva, went snowboarding on Cairngorm with boyfriend Adam on Tuesday.