Your pictures of Scotland: 18 - 25 April
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Karen MacKay, from the Shetland Isles, watched the sun set over the Isle of Foula on Monday evening. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews
This cherry blossom at Kirk O'Field Parish Church caught the eye of Neil MacNeil as he walked home from work in Edinburgh.
This "trio of fashion conscious newly born lambs" was spotted by the Booth family who were on holiday in South Uist at the height of the lambing season.
This photo from the harbour in Garlieston, Wigtownshire, was taken by Pauline Gammack during an evening stroll when the sun was starting to set.
Jan Fraser spent the Easter weekend at Knockfarrel near Dingwall. "I thought the cloud formation looked like a phoenix rising," he said.
Taken on Easter Sunday on top of the volcanic plug Dunglass, near Strathblane, just as the sunset. Picture from Shelia Jones.
"A great evening spent taking in the spectacle of the huge statues along with the music, projections and live actors," said Allan Duncanson from Allanton in North Lanarkshire who attended the launch of the Kelpies in Falkirk.
Robert Hyde from Fort William, skims across the lochain at the bottom of Coire an Lochain at Nevis Range on Easter Sunday. Picture by Stevie McKenna.
Sunrise on the River Ugie estuary in Peterhead, captured by Lee Thompson.
Elijah from Rutherglen takes his Dad on a walk to Arran from Scalpsie Beach during their Easter Holiday. Grandpa caught the moment on camera.
"It kindly posed on the edge of the track for about a minute," said Peter Davies who spotted this arctic hare while walking the Rob Roy Way.
Graeme Conlan from Alva took this snap on the beach in St Andrews, Fife, on Easter Monday.
Jackie Mitchell from Bo'ness took this picture of her son Donald trying out his new camera, with Longannnet Power Station in the background.
"Garden fauna" taken by Lynn Brown in Dr Neil's Garden on "a lovely sunny day to visit Duddingston".
"High camp with a view," said Craig Cameron who watched the sunrise over the Grey Corries from the south east ridge of Aonach Beag.
High on the hill lived a lonely goat. James Sanderson took this picture south of Ullapool while on a trip to the west coast.
This stunning panoramic view of Edinburgh from Salisbury Crags was taken by Miles Gray as he walked his dog.
- Published28 June 2019
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