Your pictures of Scotland: 13-20 May

  • 20 May 2016

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 13 and 20 May.

  • Scalpsie Bay Tom Dunlop

    Scalpsie Bay, Isle of Bute. Photo by Tom Dunlop from East Kilbride. Send your pictures to scotlandpictures@bbc.co.uk.

  • Sunlight reflected in windows Dave Stewart

    Dave Stewart, from Edinburgh, liked the setting sun reflected on window panes in Newhaven.

  • Loch Earn and Ben Vorlich Eric Niven

    Ben Vorlich and Loch Earn. Eric Niven, from Dundee, was there on Wednesday.

  • Damselfly Michael Robertson

    A damselfly landed in Michael Robertson's garden in Dunfermline.

  • Ailsa Craig William McClelland

    People cross a strip of shingle leading to Davaar island. William McClelland, from Glasgow, says Ailsa Craig is in the background.

  • Glen of Inverbroom Michael MacDonald

    Michael MacDonald stopped at the A832 viewpoint overlooking the Glen of Inverbroom, towards Loch Broom, on Saturday.

  • Lichen on granite James Orr Ross

    Lichen on granite in Saltcoats. James Orr Ross, from Coylton, was at the town seafront.

  • Red squirrel Stewart Morrison

    A red squirrel visited Stewart Morrison when he was on holiday in Croy.

  • Pylons airlifted Jilly Graham

    Disused pylons are airlifted from Crieff now that the Beauly to Denny powerline is up and running. Photo by Jilly Graham.

  • Sgurr Mor Gerry Feeney

    Sgurr Mor in the Fannich mountain range near Aultguish. Gerry Feeney was out walking with friends.

  • Gifford Church Kirsty McNeill

    Kirsty McNeill, from Pathhead, thought Yester Parish Church in Gifford looked bonny on Sunday.

  • Skerries David Linkie

    The Skerries as viewed by David Linkie, from Edinburgh, who was on holiday in Arisaig.

  • Sunrise over Peebles Lesley Hamza

    Day breaks over the River Tweed. Photo by Lesley Hamza from Peebles.

  • Flying Scotsman Innes Edwards

    Flying Scotsman travelled through the Borders on Saturday. Innes Edwards, from Edinburgh, had travelled to watch it on its journey.

  • Old Raasay harbour Gordon Fairbrother

    Gordon Fairbrother, from Milngavie, visited Old Raasay harbour.

  • Pink wild hyacinth Frances Menter

    A pink wild hyacinth in Frances Menter's garden in Dundee.

  • Sunset over Glenuig Eddie Ingram

    Eddie Ingram and Kev had spent the day in canoes before watching dusk fall over Glenuig.

  • Glen Coe Juliane Mildschlag

    Juliane Mildschlag and friends walked the West Highland Way in six days. On day five they were in Glen Coe heading towards the Devil's Staircase.

  • Ladybird Liz Gregg

    Liz Gregg, from Pinmore, spotted a ladybird on waste ground in Ayrshire.

  • Loch Earn Lorna Milne

    Lorna Milne went for a walk to see Loch Earn's 'Still' art installation when the rain stopped.

  • Fishermen Ken Smith

    Fishermen on Kingsbarns beach. Photo by Ken Smith.

  • Window Catrina Petrie

    Catrina Petrie visited Fortingall Church.

  • Young deer Benjy Boyle

    A young deer in the hills above Alexandria. Photo by Benjy Boyle.

  • Zoe Emma Macalister Hall

    Not the Mediterranean but Kintyre's Saddell beach. Zoe was there, on Sunday, with mum Emma Macalister Hall from Carradale.

  • Selkirk David Nichol

    David Nichol gazed out over Selkirk golf course.

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