Your pictures of Scotland: 8-15 April
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Springer spaniel Nico enjoyed a day out, on Aviemore, with Steven McDade from Glasgow. Send your pictures to scotlandpictures@bbc.co.uk.
The Isle of Skye's Coral beaches. Photo by Joanna McIntyre from Lanarkshire.
Gary Hodgson spent time watching these ospreys in Cairngorm National Park.
Spring tide exposed the sea bed in Carsaig Bay, Isle of Mull. Guy Atkinson, from Solihull, noticed the Isle of Jura in the distance.
Neil and Marian McCallum, from Paisley, were in the Kintyre Peninsula during the Easter break when they saw this whin bush.
The ferry from Mull arrived in Oban on Sunday. Murdo Macleod, from Edinburgh, watched from McCaig's Tower.
Puffins are returning to Bullers of Buchan as Stewart Paul, from Cruden Bay, can attest.
Fergus Mould was surprised to see this sign, by Loch Ness, was still in place a few days after 1 April.
The new tribute garden at St Columba’s Hospice in Edinburgh. Photo sent in by Frances Allan.
Hamish and Fiona Oag visited Shetland's Bannaminn beach, Burra Isle.
Sgurr Alasdair in the Black Cullins. Photo by Tommy Alldridge from the Isle of Skye.
Sunset over Arran, gave Mike Higgins this view from his caravan in Ayr.
Jim Paterson, from Castle Douglas, kept himself amused while his wife went shopping in Dumfries.
Mark dived off a gate at Maryhill Locks. Allan McDermid was a spectator at the weekend's endurance event.
Dancing by St Andrews Castle on Sunday. Photo by Margaret Squires.
Rooftops in Arinagour. Kirsten MacKinnon was on holiday on the Isle of Coll.
Seashells by the shore at Balmacara. Photo by Annette Bacon from Dunfermline.
The view from Grey Mare's Tail, looking back towards Moffat. Tim Jackson, from St Boswells, was heading for Loch Skeen on Saturday.
The early hours of Sunday morning at Loch Stroan in Galloway Forest Park. Photo taken by Pauline Watts from Rumbling Bridge in Kinross-shire.
Josephine Haigh's daughters examined what appears to be a tree on Nairn beach.
Sea defences at Torness power station. Omer Ahmed, from Glasgow, was "totally unprepared for the epic scale" of them.
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