Your pictures of Scotland: 5-12 February
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Stewart Paul went for a walk along Cruden Bay. Send your pictures to scotlandpictures@bbc.co.uk.
Stirling Castle as viewed from Bannockburn. Photo by Donnie McLean from Cumbernauld.
Glasgow University cloisters. Photo by Beverly Bergman from Edinburgh.
Ice crystals in a South Queensferry car park. Photo by Karol Polito from Edinburgh.
A new resident for this birdhouse in Comrie? Geraldine Fraser thinks so.
Were these children swallowed by an oak tree in Chalterherault Country Park? Dad Jonathan Kallow, from Larbert, assures us that no child came to any harm.
Mia and Ava at the summit of a shrouded Dumyat in the Ochill Hills. Dad Brian Gillies, from Bridge of Allan, joined them for the mid-term break trek.
The sun rose over Bass Rock on Monday. Ewen McMillan, from Anstruther, watched it from Lower Largo at about 07:40 on Monday.
This ptarmigan joined Gary Hodgson, from Aviemore, in the Cairngorms.
Joe Higney sent in this photo of Glencoe on Thursday morning.
The International Space Station passed over Orkney on Monday. Amanda Ruddick, from Toab in the Orkney Islands, thinks "it's amazing to think that there are folk on board as she passes over us".
Tricia Little was at Wigtown Bay on Wednesday.
Hamid Rasheed stopped to savour the sunrise over the A9, between Perth and Auchterarder.
A Wednesday walk descending Ben Challum. Gareth Overton, from Edinburgh, says this is looking west across the A82 between Crianlarich and Tyndrum.
Isle of Lewis native Peter Maciver spent a weekend in the Outer Hebrides visiting Seilebost beach as Storm Imogen lashed other parts of the country.
Stu Yarrow, from Portlethen, was ski touring around Coire Dhirich, near Glenshee, on Monday.
Sunrise over St Andrews on Thursday. Photo by Kim Bennett from Cupar.
The stars shone over Banchory, near the Falls of Feugh, on Monday. Martin Kennedy was downstream of the illuminated bridge.
Glyn Booton, from Roberton, was glad to see a brighter drier Wednesday after "many weeks of rain, snow and grey days".
Dusk fell over Larbert as Stephen Michael walked his dog near the Forth Valley Hospital.
Annette Matthews, from North Yorkshire, was on holiday in Oban when she took this photo of the Isle of Mull.
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