Your pictures of Scotland: 23 - 30 May

Preparing for a dive off Lochaline beach. Andrew Bolton said the ferry was on its way to the Isle of Mull. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews

Norman Williamson, from Milngavie, said there was sunshine and showers at Clober golf club on Sunday.

Anthony and wife Melanie Golding said a dip in Loch Slapin, on the Isle of Skye, on Monday was "just beautiful" once they were accustomed to the freezing water.

Scott and dad Paul Climie, from Glasgow, had three days of "typical Scottish camping weather" in the Trossachs.

Five-month-old Hugh brought dad Norman and mum Sara Ramsey, from Inverness, along on his first trip to Achmelvich beach, Assynt.

Carol Brown's youngest daughter Milly's, once white, shoes were less than pristine after a walk around Loch Beanie.

Sunset over the River Tay towards Dundee. Peter Mendham was in Newport-on-Tay.

A bumble bee stopped off in Alan Gilmour's garden in Bridge of Weir.

Peter Hargraves noticed these steeplejacks in Forfar.

This cheeky blackbird feeding on jam outside Argyle Hotel on Iona was taken by Robert McCormack.

Alan Whyte, from Clydebank, watched The Waverley pass by from Singer Street in the town.

Sue Allison's sons gave a helping hand at Fife Show on Saturday.

A view over Killiecrankie. Martin Anderson, from Pitlochry, was out for a run in Fonab forest.

Airedale terrier Millie was at a club meeting in Templeton Woods near Dundee. Photo by Graham Thomson.

Stable Lake, Lanarkshire, were photographed by Graeme McLeish from Stonebyres.