Your pictures of Scotland: 9-16 September

A selection of your pictures of Scotland between 9 and 16 September. Send your photos to [e-mail] or our Instagram at #bbcscotlandpics.

Silver Sands of Morar. Jim Haworth, from Lancashire, was on holiday in Mallaig.

Aberdeen's Incorporated Trades Hall opened to the public for Doors Open Day. Dennis Forbes Grattan visited on Saturday.

The Kelpies were illuminated on Sunday. Photo by Andrew Lynas.

This road sign in Perthshire impressed cyclist Rose Garvie on Wednesday.

A drum major leads the bands at Pitlochry Highland Games. Alan Mills was among the spectators.

Sarah Campbell, from Harris, watched the sunset with Cora the dog and Viking the horse.

Cobwebs galore in Brora. Louise Mackay said the mist didn't lift until late afternoon on Thursday.

Emma Tobin, from Uddingston, was at Loch Ness.

Keith Hogg wondered if the sky was on fire over Falkirk stadium.

An inhabitant at Eskrigg Nature Reserve, Lockerbie. Photo by Jim Halliday from Annan.

Jane Summers, from Aboyne, visited Dee Valley during a Duke of Edinburgh Award trip.

"Tibet in Scotland", says Michael Jones who sent in this photo of the Victory Stupa at Kagyu Samye Ling monastery in Eskdalemuir.

Dawn breaks over the Beauly Firth and Kessock Bridge. Neil Patrick Whalley, from Inverness, watched it from the Clachnaharry Road on Monday around 06:30.

Martin Dornan spotted this statement in Coatbridge on Monday.

David Main, from Elgin, visited An Teallach ridge.

The sunflower in Pam Taylor's garden, in Dundee, attracted a few visitors.

Harvest time in East Lothian, by Traprain Law. Photo by Douglas Kerrison.

Emmeline took the train from Fife to Edinburgh with mum Fiona Dragt.

Sunset over Irvine harbour on Tuesday. Photo by Bob Fergus.

An overcast day at Mellon Udrigle. Photo by Helen Thomson.

Willy McMonagle sent in this photo of Glen Coe.

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