Your pictures of Scotland: 13 - 20 Sept

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 13 and 20 September. Send your photos to [e-mail]. Please ensure you adhere to the BBC's rules regarding photographs which can be found here.

Image copyright Andrew Woodrow

Image caption Andrew Woodrow enjoyed a serene moment watching his wife Lisa and five-year-old son watching their reflections outside the Lapwing Lodge scout centre in Paisley, Renfrewshire.

Image copyright Anna Murray

Image caption Anna Murray took this picture of her handsome hound Storm while on a picturesque autumnal walk up West Lomond Hill in Fife over the bank holiday.

Image copyright Rachel Fleming

Image caption Scotland's colourful sunsets continue to draw photographers' lenses - here Rachel Fleming enjoyed a beautiful evening at the Loch of Clunie near Blairgowrie in Perthshire

Image copyright Steve Goodyer

Image caption Steve Goodyer opted to capture glassy reflections on Loch Carron from his viewpoint at Achmore in the Highlands.

Image copyright Neil Grant

Image caption Neil Grant from Balerno, Edinburgh took his camera out to Tantallon Castle and captured the Bass Rock on the Firth of Forth as it was blanketed by gannets.

Image copyright Martin Robertson

Image caption Martin Robertson from Bothwell was taken by the changing seasons as he took a day trip to Edinburgh on Sunday.

Image copyright Dorothy Bain

Image caption This is Sherlock the retriever looking his most "handsome" according to proud owner Dorothy Bain - the two enjoyed a walk on Luskentyre Beach on the Isle of Harris.

Image copyright Colin McRae

Image caption Colin McRae captured a quiet sunrise on his morning walk to the head of Loch Tay at Killin in Stirling.

Image copyright Kathleen Dunn

Image caption Kathleen Dunn lamented the dreich weather in Argyll and Bute on Saturday - but her terrier friends seemed to enjoy their outing. She said: "We took a drive and ended up at Castle Carrick - Morag, Jura and Floki the terriers enjoyed taking sitting taking in the view."

Image copyright David Brookens

Image caption David Brookens was inspired to take his camera out after an overnight stay in Glen Nevis. He said: "I was on my way to Knoydart - I saw the mist lying in the glen when I woke up and went straight out."

Image copyright Mary Fischer

Image caption Mary Fischer spotted this sleepy young fox which spent an afternoon sunbathing in her garden.

Image copyright David Millar

Image caption Some of our keen snappers prefer the urban landscape - including David Millar who saw the TS Queen Mary at the Glasgow Science Centre.

Image copyright Melanie Ronald

Image caption Melanie Ronald took this comical snap of a rusty brown cow on the Isle of Tiree. "She’s either dancing or got an itch to scratch", Melanie said.

Image copyright Antonia Baxter

Image caption Amateur photographer Antonia Baxter, from Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire, captured this spectacular scene on Ayr's south beach.

Image copyright Wendy Menzies

Image caption This brilliant cloud patter was spotted by Wendy Menzies just outside Forres, Moray at sunset.

Image copyright David Mitchell

Image caption David Mitchell joined in 150th anniversary celebrations of the Wallace Monument in Stirling.

Image copyright Mangela Coia

Image caption Certain areas of Skye are visited by more than 100,000 tourists each year - Mangela Coia captured a flavour of this by the carpark at The Quiraing.

Image copyright Roy Whittaker

Image caption Roy Whittaker captured this very symmetrical shot at St Conan's Kirk in Loch Awe, Argyle and Bute. He said: "The stunning architecture makes this one of the best churches in the world to photograph."

Image copyright James Vallance

Image caption James Vallance enjoyed taking some photographs on his first trip to Shetland - he manage to captured this beautiful scene despite battling "horizontal rain and 60 mph winds" along the way.

Image copyright Rachel Thompson

Image caption Rachel Thompson stopped to admire some Fly Agaric mushrooms while on a bike ride through Glen Feshie in the Highlands.

Image copyright Tom McPherson

Image caption Early riser Tom McPherson shot the sun streaming through the trees at Roseisle Forest in Moray.

Image copyright Linda McDougall

Image caption Everyone deserves a treat after a long walk - and Harvey is no different. Linda McDougall caught him enjoying an ice cream at Rouken Glen in Giffnock, East Renfrewshire.

Image copyright David McErlane

Image caption David McErlane was taken by this street art in Glasgow - can you work out its location?

Image copyright David Wilkinson

Image caption Drone operator David Wilkinson says he took this bird's-eye view of the Wallace Monument in Stirling - and was stunned to see an eye staring back at him.

Image copyright Thomas Gillishan

Image caption Thomas Gillishan captured this warm sunset on Carrot Hill near Forfar, Angus.

Image copyright Tom Bielawski

Image caption Tom Bielawski continues the autumnal theme this week having shot a golden harvest near Tarland in Aberdeenshire.

Image copyright Seumas Morrison

Image caption Seumas Morrison told us his mischievous daughter Jessie was posing for a picture when she took off towards the water at Leverburgh on the Isle of Harris. He said: "Fortunately I got to her before she got her feet wet - she had been at Horgabost beach the day before and absolutely loved it, she obviously thought she was there again and fancied a paddle."

Image copyright Mellony Bertram

Image caption Mellony Bertram had spent an evening removing her bee hives from heather forage grounds when the sky suddenly changed over the Lammermuir Hills between East Lothian and the Scottish Borders.

Image copyright Ruaraidh Ellison/HighLandScape Photography

Image caption And Ruaraidh Ellison spotted this cheeky red squirrel perched on a branch in Abernethy Forest in Strathspey, Highlands.

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