Your pictures of Scotland: 18-25 September

The view from West Lomond looking north. Photo by Ian Duguid. Send us your pictures to scotlandpictures@bbc.co.uk

The River Tay from Kinfauns. Photo by Brian Finlay.

Richard and Jackie McQueen, from Symington, weren't the only ones enjoying fine weather at Kildonan on the Isle of Arran.

Errol community orchard. Sarah Wood was there on Saturday.

Frances Allan watched teams compete in a race on the Pentland Hills to raise money for charity.

Cockenzie power station's hours are numbered. Stuart Baxter, from Portobello, watched sunrise on Friday morning.

Eric Davidson,, from Dollar, was at Loch Leven early one morning.

Will Robinson was at Portavadie marina on Saturday night.

The Isle of Eigg, as seen from the Arisaig area, by Allan Cameron who was on holiday from Banff.

Garry Quinn, from Sauchie, spotted these horses in Culross.

Rothesay pavilion is about to close for a two-year £8m refurbishment. Simon Gribben, from Glasgow, was there on Monday.

Sunrise over Black Sands, in Aberdour, Fife. Photo by Annie Brown.

A mouse in its house in Tentsmuir Forest, Morton Lochs. Photo by Eric Niven from Dundee.

Sarah Farley walked across the Skye bridge.

Gerry Macdonald, from Aberdeen, saw this caterpillar at Loch Muick, Deeside.

Colin Rattray sent in this photo of mist over Gleddoch golf course.

A rainbow over Loch Katrine. Malcolm Sharp wonders where the pot of gold is.

Seilebost beach, on the Isle of Harris, on what Peter Maciver described as one of the hottest days of the year.

Jackie Mitchell, from Bo'Ness, said she encountered "slow mooooving traffic" on the road from the Colintraive ferry towards Glendaruel.

The west front of Jedburgh Abbey. Fiona McCormack stood in the nave on Saturday.

A still Loch Fyne was admired from Strachur by Kirsty Mackay from Edinburgh.

Robbie watched his dad "picking tatties" on the allotment. Photo sent in by Jim McGrory from Glasgow.

The sun rose over the capital on Saturday morning. Alan Pottinger, from Edinburgh, got up early to watch it from Corstorphine Hill.

Mhairi Irving, from Laurencekirk, saw Inverness Cathedral on Saturday.