Your pictures of Scotland: 4 - 11 July

Dusk fell over the harbour, watched by Alan Buchan from Granton. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews

The view from Prestwick beach on Thursday. Photo by Leigh Deas from Irvine.

Catherine Macleod, from the Isle of Skye, went for a run along Traigh Eais on the Isle of Barra and was greeted by these cattle at the end of it.

Arlane Hunter, husband Mark and son Alistair visited the Kelpies near Falkirk during a family day out.

A field mouse snacked on a raspberry near Glen Livet. Photo by Fred Carruthers from Ellon.

Ominous clouds darkened over Burghead, Moray. Michael Farquhar said a downpour caused drain covers to be displaced because of the force of the water.

An ear of barley in Bo'ness is a sign that harvest is approaching. James P Deans, from Livingston, was struck by its beauty.

A mirrored look out-point in the Trossachs near Loch Voil and Loch Doine. Greg Ryan, from Falkirk, said it was installed by two final-year students.

Constance and Mattie, from California, visited Newark Castle ruins at St Monans on Saturday afternoon. Photo by William Hardie.

Mangersta Bay and Kneep beach on the Isle of Lewis. Peter Ward was on holiday from Brotton, North Yorkshire.

The Highlanders, 4th Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland (4 Scots), marched through Clydebank on Sunday. Mark Harkin noted that the regimental mascot, a Shetland pony called Cruachan IV, had pride of place.

The colour and pattern of a disused block of the Red Road flats drew the attention of John Hughes from Motherwell.

Robbie Findlay noticed these mirrors suspended in Glasgow's Kibble Palace.

The Jones family, from Lennoxtown, in holiday mode. Mum Sheila said they were at Keiss beach, Caithness.

A field of poppies near Pattiesmuir, Fife. Darren Brogan was on his way home to Dunfermline.,