Your pictures of Scotland: 29 Jan - 5 Feb

St Andrews in between snow flurries on Saturday. Photo by Neil Cunningham Dobson. Send your pictures to scotlandpictures@bbc.co.uk.

Pat Bullock sent in this photo of snow in Dunning, Perthshire.

Scarlet elf cups adorned this branch on the Strathkelvin Walkway. Duncan Buchanan, from Lenzie, noticed them near Lennoxtown.

Swans at sunrise by Whiting Bay on the Isle of Arran. Colin Fisher was on an early morning cycle ride around the island.

Philip Mcginty sent in this photo of New Lanark on a winter's morning.

Geraldine Fraser sent in this photo of Comrie.

Gordon Stewart watched a Scottish cyclocross event at Chatelherault Country Park, Hamilton.

Graham Horler, from Wiltshire, visited Mellon Udrigle beach.

This visitor to Edinburgh's Figgate Park seemed far from home to Jacqui Traquair.

Nacreous clouds gave Tuesday morning's sunrise, over Glasgow, a mother of pearl effect. Photo by Jeanette Stafford from Bearsden.

Grangemouth had another worldly feel to it on Tuesday morning. Richard Teed, from Alva, said he had a "kaleidoscopic journey" to work.

Nacreous clouds over the Wallace Monument on Tuesday morning. Jackson was on his way to school with mum Sharon Philip.

Uninvited visitors made themselves at home in Paula Davidson's garden in Comrie. Photo sent in by Martin Naismith.

Sunshine greeted Alina McLeary, from Kirkcaldy, when she went to walk her dog on the beach.

Graeme Conlan, from Alva, was in Sheriffmuir.

The sun set over Strathclyde Loch, watched by John Dyer from Motherwell.

A snow-capped Ben Nevis is on the right. Bill Cameron, from Lochaber, was running along Blar a' Chaorainn on Sunday.

Lady's Tower was a stopping point for a walk along the Fife Coastal path between Elie and St. Monans. William Hardie was on holiday from California.

A brooding sky signalled the arrival of Storm Henry on Monday. Photo by Daniel Cameron from Patna.

Clackmannanshire bridge on Wednesday afternoon. Photo by Derek Sime from Stirling.

Snow in Selkirk. Bill Miller, from Alloa, was there on Saturday.