Your pictures of Scotland: 25 September - 2 October

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A heron on St Andrews pierImage source, Kim Bennett
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A heron on St Andrews pier. Photo by Kim Bennett from Cupar. Send us your pictures to scotlandpictures@bbc.co.uk
TriathlonImage source, Kirsteen McDonald
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Swimmers took to St Mary's Loch for a triathlon on Sunday. Kirsteen McDonald stayed on dry land while Susie Goodwin, Morag, Luci and Doro took a dip.
Image source, Robert Wright
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Clouds over the Isle of Kerrera on Monday evening. Photo by Robert Wright.
Image source, Jim Henderson
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St Monans pier. Photo by Jim Henderson from St Andrews.
Image source, Elaine Adam
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Dusk fell over Linn of Dee on Monday. Photo by Elaine Adam.
Image source, Glyn Booton
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Lunch time at the Scottish small holders show in Lanark. Photo by Glyn Booton from Roberton.
Image source, Gavin Cairney
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Gavin Cairney and family were on a camping holiday in Comrie. It was a chilly 2C overnight.
Image source, Douglas Lindsay
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Photo by Douglas Lindsay.
Image source, Katty Crawford
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Sunrise over the North Sea, on Friday morning, as seen by Katty Crawford on the Jasmine Platform.
Image source, William Fraser
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William Fraser, from Elderslie, was aware that he had company on a walk through Hunters Quay woods.
Image source, Anthony Robson
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A mural at Meadowbank velodrome in Edinburgh. Anthony Robson says the cycling octopus is by Chris Rutterford.
Image source, Jonny Ross
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Jonny Ross, his wife and puppy went to watch the sunset over Nairn beach on Tuesday.
Image source, Andrew Russell
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The tallest sunflower in Andrew Russell's garden, in Largs, is 2.6m high thanks to planting by green-fingered Cara.
Image source, Greig Rutherford
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Greig Rutherford was on the Forth Bridge on Thursday morning.
Image source, Frances Menter
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Frances Menter, from Dundee, attended the city's commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Loos. Shetland pony Cruachan is the Black Watch mascot.
Image source, Louise Cumming
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Monday's sunset from Troon, looking towards the Isle of Arran. Photo by Louise Cumming.
Image source, Alastair Seagroatt
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All that remains of Cockenzie power station after its demolition. Photo by Alastair Seagroatt.
Image source, Dave Sharpe
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Luskentyre beach on the Isle of Harris. Dave Sharpe, from Edinburgh, was there on holiday on Monday.
Image source, Ann Pettigrew
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Ann Pettigrew liked the engineering works that had appeared overnight in her garden.
Image source, Neil Barr
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A full moon illuminated the Finnieston crane. Photo by Neil Barr from Glasgow.
Image source, Eilidh McHale
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Eilidh McHale said it was a "chilly but beautiful" Tuesday morning in Innerleithen.
Image source, Brian Jobson
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The lunar eclipse on Monday night. Brian Jobson watched it from his garden in Milngavie.
Image source, Angela Jones
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Graffiti in George Street, Glasgow. Photo by Angela Jones from Alford.
Image source, Catherine Parkinson
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Dawn breaks over South Lanarkshire. Photo by Catherine Parkinson.
Image source, Ken Linton
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A boat on St Mary's Loch. Photo by Ken Linton.
Image source, Alan C Tough
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The aurora borealis over Hopeman beach, around 22:40 on Thursday. Alan C Tough, from Elgin, said the "very active auroral display was very easily seen."
Image source, Jilly Graham
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The potato harvest near Crieff made Jilly Graham think of tatties and mince for dinner.
Image source, Ernie Boath
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Ernie Boath was on his way to work when he spotted this field of cattle, near Airlie, on Wednesday morning.

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