Your pictures of Scotland: 25 September - 2 October
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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
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.
Clouds over the Isle of Kerrera on Monday evening. Photo by Robert Wright.
St Monans pier. Photo by Jim Henderson from St Andrews.
Dusk fell over Linn of Dee on Monday. Photo by Elaine Adam.
Lunch time at the Scottish small holders show in Lanark. Photo by Glyn Booton from Roberton.
Gavin Cairney and family were on a camping holiday in Comrie. It was a chilly 2C overnight.
Photo by Douglas Lindsay.
Sunrise over the North Sea, on Friday morning, as seen by Katty Crawford on the Jasmine Platform.
William Fraser, from Elderslie, was aware that he had company on a walk through Hunters Quay woods.
A mural at Meadowbank velodrome in Edinburgh. Anthony Robson says the cycling octopus is by Chris Rutterford.
Jonny Ross, his wife and puppy went to watch the sunset over Nairn beach on Tuesday.
The tallest sunflower in Andrew Russell's garden, in Largs, is 2.6m high thanks to planting by green-fingered Cara.
Greig Rutherford was on the Forth Bridge on Thursday morning.
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.
Monday's sunset from Troon, looking towards the Isle of Arran. Photo by Louise Cumming.
All that remains of Cockenzie power station after its demolition. Photo by Alastair Seagroatt.
Luskentyre beach on the Isle of Harris. Dave Sharpe, from Edinburgh, was there on holiday on Monday.
Ann Pettigrew liked the engineering works that had appeared overnight in her garden.
A full moon illuminated the Finnieston crane. Photo by Neil Barr from Glasgow.
Eilidh McHale said it was a "chilly but beautiful" Tuesday morning in Innerleithen.
The lunar eclipse on Monday night. Brian Jobson watched it from his garden in Milngavie.
Graffiti in George Street, Glasgow. Photo by Angela Jones from Alford.
Dawn breaks over South Lanarkshire. Photo by Catherine Parkinson.
A boat on St Mary's Loch. Photo by Ken Linton.
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."
The potato harvest near Crieff made Jilly Graham think of tatties and mince for dinner.
Ernie Boath was on his way to work when he spotted this field of cattle, near Airlie, on Wednesday morning.
- 28 June 2019
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