Your pictures of Scotland: 14-21 July

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 14 and 21 July. Send your photos to [e-mail] or via Instagram at #bbcscotlandpics

Martyn Milne, from Edinburgh, was on his way home from Hawick when he passed Leaderfoot viaduct.

Colin MacKinnon had this view of dusk falling over Ballachulish.

Graham Fraser, from Stirling, was at the Falkirk Wheel on Tuesday.

It's Wimbledon season for Lyn and Ray Cooper's visitors by Loch Ness.

Sunrise over Lochwinnoch RSPB Reserve on Wednesday. Photo by Hugh Horne from Glasgow.

An otter in Loch Duich approached Dave Stewart.

A dramatic scene over Edinburgh on Sunday. Photo by Pam Mackay from Joppa.

Carol More's daughter and her friend sculpted the winning, "Heather the mermaid", sculpture at Hopeman Gala on Monday.

Millport, on Great Cumbrae, with Arran in the background. Sue Neilson, from Aberdeen, didn't expect to see palm trees.

Festival-goers prepared for Stornoway's HebCelt. Photo by Eddie Mackenzie from Stornoway.

The Waverley made its way along the River Clyde on Saturday. Photo by Andrew Lynas.

Sunset over Strathclyde Loch. "Tropical paradise", is what John Dyer calls Motherwell.

A Claude Monet painting or Laura Donaldson's photo of Arduaine Gardens?

Lorna Kinnaird, from Edinburgh, joined other visitors to Blackhouse Village on Lewis.

Kathryn Haddick watched a kite surfer off the coast of Elie.

Monty walked by salt houses in Prestwick with Katie McGhee and George McKay.

Domhnall Anndra MacSheorais put their language course at Sabhal Mor Ostaig to good use during a visit to Am Ploc or Plockton.

Jade performed a handstand, on the summit of Falkland Hill, watched by dad George Tullis.

Elaine O'Reilly visited Bosta beach on Bernera.

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