Your pictures of Scotland: 11-18 March
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Anne Keeble stopped by Loch Morlich, while cycling around Aviemore, on Tuesday. Send your pictures to scotlandpictures@bbc.co.uk.
Sunset over Portnahaven bay on Wednesday. Fisherman Alastair Maclellan watched the boats on the calm sea.
An Alpine day on the Fiacaill Ridge in the Cairngorms. Gary Hodgson, from Aviemore, said the conditions for guiding were stunning.
Morris Macleod noticed these stags near Stornoway, on the Isle of Lewis, on Tuesday morning.
Rachel handled Norma at Crufts. Dad Steven MacFarlane said their own four-legged friend, Jupavia First Love, took third prize in her class at Crufts which means automatic qualification for next year's show.
Keith Bremner sent in this photo of Achmelvich beach, Sutherland.
The sun shone over Castle Stalker on Wednesday. Photo by Wendi Bates from Balfron.
Jack and Ellie helped dad Stephen Ching prepare for Sport Relief with a walk along Elie beach on Sunday.
Danny Bird, from Culloden, said he could see as far as the Isle of Eigg after a drive through Glencoe and a cable car ride.
The aptly named blue bridge at the Helix. Photo by Martin Ross from Denny.
Dusk fell on St Patrick's Day in Shotts. Photo by Claire Traynor.
Iain Campbell, from Stourbridge, watched the sun set from the Tartan oil platform in the North Sea.
Jeanette MacDonald visited Lossiemouth East Beach.
Scotland won, in front of a home crowd, against France on Sunday. Alan Buchan, from Edinburgh, was at Murrayfield for the Six Nations rugby match.
This mountain hare was easily spotted around Loch Muick by Andrew Noller from Skipton.
Pizza for breakfast? Harry McPetrie, from Helensburgh, didn't want to disturb this squirrel in Glasgow's Kelvinbridge.
Sunset over Connel on Monday. Anita Kaminska was on her way home.
Little Ross Island nestles in Brighouse Bay near Kirkcudbright. Jim Paterson, from Castle Douglas, had been for a walk on Tuesday.
Lee Fowlie, from Balmedie, walked near Aberdeen fun beach.
Ritesh Yadav sent in this photo of Glasgow at dusk.
Are these moorhens engaged in a territorial fight? Stephen Buckland, from Cupar, thinks so.
A spring day in Stirling brought out the crocuses and what Nicola Rae believed to be the first bee of the year.
Pondlife in the hills above Greenock. Photo by Brian Thompson.
A view of Loch Ryan from Stranraer towards Cairnryan. Photo by John Henry
- Published28 June 2019
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