Your pictures of Scotland: 27 May - 3 June

Peter Maciver noticed these noctilucent clouds over Craigmaddie Reservoir in the early hours of Friday. Send your pictures to scotlandpictures@bbc.co.uk or Instagram at #bbcscotlandpics.

Castle Island in Loch Kinord. Derrick Angus, from Banchory, was there on Sunday.

Mark Harkin, from Clydebank, said fine weather ensured a good turnout for the Erskine Hospital bike event on Sunday.

Dolphins in the Moray Firth on Saturday. Megan Mackie, from Aberdeen, was at her friend's hen weekend.

The setting sun over Dunsinane Hill made Hannah Kettles nostalgic for Collace, Perthshire.

Gordon Thyne, from Edinburgh, went for a walk around the Scottish Parliament.

Loch Urr near Moniaive. Robert Duncan, from Heathhall, had paused while repairing a stone wall

Dunstaffnage marina on Wednesday morning. Donald Stirling, from Edinburgh, was on his way to Oban for a trip on the Waverley.

Eilidh McHale had "a fantastic Saturday" at Traquair's medieval fayre.

Richard Wiseman stopped at the Kylesku bridge while on the Northcoast 500 route at the weekend.

Blair Thomson watched the sun set over Arran from Maidens beach.

Daniel's cakes were the centrepiece of a belated Stirling street party for the Queen's birthday.

Kite surfers off the coast of Nairn. Photo by David Hetherington.

These deer found a way to cool off during a hot day on the Cairngorms. Alistair Whyte, from Mid Calder, watched them trot back and forth for 20 minutes.

Charles Gordon, from Bearsden, was canoeing on Loch Lomond.

Chirag Dedhia and fellow spectators watched the kayakers on a hot Sunday near Ullapool.

Bernie Gajos visited St John's Church, Ballachulish.

Ingrid Deschryver, from Lochcarron, went on a boat trip from Elgols. This cave on Rum was one of the highlights.

The sun sets over Dunure Castle and Arran. Photo by Richard Gass from East Ayrshire.

Melissa and mum Jane Lidgate, from Cupar, stopped at Black Rock on the Isle of Islay.

Graeme Conlan, from Alva, went on a boat trip from the Isle of Seil.

Amy, Owen and Tom were on St Andrews pier with mum Kay Anderson on Monday evening.