Your pictures of Scotland: 2 - 9 May
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An orange tip butterfly in Saltoun Wood, East Lothian, was photographed by Will Gell from Haddington. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews
The postman is hard at work during the Elie scarecrow festival. Sheena MacKay, from Rumbling Bridge, was there on Saturday.
The summit of Ben Lawers on Friday. 'Ne'er cast a cloot till May is oot', said Tommy Daly from Rhu.
Spanish bluebells in a wood on the Isle of Bute. Photo by Martin Dougan from Rothesay.
Iain Shaw, from Glasgow, said lots of runners stopped at the site of the Clutha Bar to leave flowers on Sunday.
Sophie at Millshore beach, Pennan, with dad Jim Henderson from Dunfermline.
The view from Peter and Anne Shields' back garden in Arrochar.
A blackening is a pre-wedding tradition on the Orkney Islands. Ewen Taylor's daughter gets married later in May.
Ferns in Langholm. Elaine Stewart, from Coatbridge, was there to visit family.
Newhaven harbour was photographed by Miles Gray from Edinburgh.
John Hughes, from Motherwell, noticed these mosaic tiles in Stonehaven's pavements.
Poppy the puppy's first swimming lesson. Linda Smith's sister Sandy threw a few stones into Loch Faskally, tempting her into the water.
All was quiet by the River Clyde after a busy day at the Rugby Sevens in Scotstoun for Andy Garnett.
Window shopping in Glasgow. Photo by Iain Shaw.
Six-year-old Fergus conquered his first munro, Meall nan Tarmachan, with proud dad Peter Dorrington from Howwood.
- Published28 June 2019
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