Your pictures of Scotland: 17- 24 January

Linda Rayner, from Troon, watched these opportunistic snackers gather around a fishing boat in the harbour. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews

Robert Burns once stayed in lodgings along Glasgow Vennel in Irvine. Photo by Andrew Craig.

Innes Clark, from Kemnay, took this photo on Monday of flooding near Kintore.

Six-month-old Ruaridh in his new walker. Photo by mum Lauren Thomson from Wishaw.

A misty morning in Midlothian. Chris Claxton, from Loanhead, was cycling to work.

Flotterstone to Turnhouse Hill, Carnethy Hill, Scald Law, East Kip and West Kip. Garry Morrison and three friends crossed five peaks in their trek over the Pentland Hills.

Sandra Scott, from Dalry, said you have to beware of the bonxies when venturing along the path to look at The Altar in South Ronaldsay.

Dee, Linda, Nessa and Kate - known collectively as The Ben Wyfies Cake Club - came second in the Strathpuffer 24 race.

Three bridges cross the River Tweed at Leaderfoot. Photo by Mal Young from Newstead.

Katharine DeMaine, from Glencarse, spotted a gaggle of geese at a fishery in Perth.

Falls of Feugh in spate. Davie Mutch, who now lives in Thailand, was home for a holiday during the festive season.

This gull was photographed by Carol Williamson, from Port Glasgow, on "a cold and wet Monday".

Bert Timmermanns, from Aberdeen, said his family are settling in nicely to life in the city with his daughter leading the way.

View of Bass Rock from North Berwick. Photo by Jim Armstrong from Edinburgh.

Cranes are dismantled at Govan shipyard. John Mackenzie took the photo from Glasgow harbour.