Your pictures of Scotland: 6 March - 13 March
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Image source, James CorriganJames Corrigan, from East Kilbride, climbed Beinn Ime, the highest of the Arrochar alps, looking over Loch Long. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews
Image source, Anne Taljavaara Anne Taljavaara, from Finland, took this photo from the Craig Fall Trail. She spent nine days in Scotland visiting her partner in Aberdeen.
Image source, Stephen BucklandThis blue tit was snapped by Stephen Buckland at Balgavies near Forfar.
Image source, Ronald HunterView from the top of the Forth Bridge. Ronald Hunter, from Linlithgow, said it was a "very windy experience but great fun".
Image source, Alex BrandPilot Alex Brand took this picture of a lenticular cloud from the flight deck as he flew over the Campsie Hills. He said it was the first time he had seen this kind of formation over Scotland in his 34-year flying career.
Image source, Mehran Haddadi Mehran Haddadi said he was "up around Glasgow's Necropolis, among another 30 odd photography students, taking pictures of the beauties around us, in the dark".
Image source, Kevin O'KaneNeeps and sheeps: Kevin O'Kane, from Edinburgh, said he had to stop to take a photo when he came across this scene just outside Kirkcaldy,
Image source, Patricia SinclairTeri Hamilton, centre, on her "blackening" in Kirkwall. Blackening is a tradition which takes place before a wedding to ward off evil spirits.
Image source, David YoungA rook carrying a twig to its nest in a rookery in Lochside Park, Castle Douglas. Taken by David Young.
Image source, David MainA chilly Loch Skeen, taken from Lochcraig Head in the Moffat Hills. David Main, from Bonnyrigg, said an arc of light briefly hung over the loch.
Image source, Gordon StewartThis is the first shop after crossing the bridge over the "Atlantic ocean" to Seil Island. Taken by Gordon Stewart while on a three-day break in Oban.
Image source, Neil WebbThis robin was taken by Neil Webb in his back garden while he fed the birds.
Image source, Dennis SwansonDennis Swanson endured freezing temperatures in Cramond Kirkyard to capture these star trails.
Image source, Neil BarrSunset at Killantringan Bay, near Portpatrick. Taken by Neil Barr, from Glasgow.
Image source, John BousieFeeding frenzy: These birds were snapped by John Bousie from Auchtermuchty who liked the action and variety of birds in the shot.
Image source, Mark KirklandMark Kirkland took this photo of a sea squirt and fellow diver while diving offshore from Furnace, Loch Long.
Image source, Arthur BruceThis fallow deer was spotted near Dunkeld by Arthur Bruce, from Almondbank.
Image source, Stuart McMillanStuart McMillan took this photo of his neighbour Kirsten catching the last light on her paddleboard in Limekilns harbour.
Image source, Amanda HutchisonThe ducklings in this pile hatched from incubated eggs. Photo by Amanda Hutchison, from Dumfries and Galloway.
Image source, Iain WilkieThe snowdrops were out in force at Scone Palace as Iain Wilkie walked around the grounds.
Image source, Bill CameronA very high River Ness on Saturday night. Bill Cameron, from Lochaber, was in Inverness to run a half marathon.
Image source, Ken DaviesBlackrock Cottage in Glencoe. Ken Davies said less than 20 minutes later the mist and rain almost obliterated the view.
Image source, Stephen ShawStephen Shaw from Livingston took this photo of Edinburgh Castle.
Image source, Phil RandallThis red kite was snapped by Phil Randall on a day out near Castle Douglas on Saturday.
Image source, Paul EwingPaul Ewing took this photograph on a very windy day on Edinburgh's Pentland Hills.
Image source, Peter McCullochThe Welly Boot Garden at St Monans, Fife, on a rainy day out for an early Mothers Day lunch. Photo by Louise McCulloch.
Image source, Gordon BruceGordon Bruce said this heron regularly fishes from the slipway on Iona, using the streetlights on the pier as an aid
- 28 June 2019
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