Chris Bell
Chris Bell from Strathblane snapped a photo of a gull in flight at the Queensferry crossing on the Firth of Forth.
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 12-19 July.
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Derren Thomson
Rosa and Thyme had a lovely day walking around Tobermory, photographed by Derren Thomson
Gordon Coley
Gordon Coley took this image of Rattray Head lighthouse in Aberdeenshire.
Helen Baird
Helen Baird from Greenock spotted a seal relaxing on a visit to Lendalfoot beach near Girvan.
Amanda Gilbertson
Amanda Gilbertson from Grangemouth snapped a photo of her dog Angus making the most of a sunny day at Ettrick Bay, Isle of Bute.
John Meldrum
John Meldrum snapped a picture of some sheep shielding from the bad weather under a tree while walking his dog near his home in Durno in rural Aberdeenshire.
Rolande Berninger
Rolande Berninger from Saverne, France took this beautiful image of the Wee house in Lairg in Sutherland.
John Nicholson
John Nicholson from Edinburgh captured this shot of a puffin returning to feed on Staffa in the Inner Hebrides.
Emma Dollard
Emma Dollard from Aberdeen captured this stunning sunset on the beach in Girvan. She said: “Me and many other drivers stopped at a layby to take photos and enjoy this spectacular sunset”.
Connor Buswell
Connor Buswell from Hamilton spent a night camping at Loch Dee in Dumfries and Galloway and took this morning photo of a clear sky and loch.
Ian Seville
Ian Seville visited the standing stones at Calanais on the Isle of Lewis and snapped this photo.
Colin Davidson
Colin Davidson enjoyed the stunning views of Luskentyre beach at the end of a holiday to the Isle of Harris.
Eric Niven
Eric Niven from Dundee spotted this green-veined white butterfly at Dundee botanic gardens.
Brian Johnston
Brian Johnston snapped a photo of a calm River Tay as he walked his dog Norrie through Miller Park in Perth.
Charlie Scott
Charlie Scott from Fraserburgh snapped this calm photo after an early 5am wake-up.
Pete Walls
Pete Walls captured this stunning image of the Falls of Unich in Brechin, just before the rain started.
Matt Gallagher
Matt Gallagher snapped a grey heron basking in the sunset at Lundin Links beach in Fife. He said: “Loved the way the last of the evening light was catching the bird as it started to roost for the night”.
Pauline McAllister
Pauline McAllister caught a precious memory, holding her dog Sadie as the sun set behind the Paps of Jura mountains in the Inner Hebrides.
Derek Wilson
Derek Wilson from East Kilbride got an early start with son, Adam, to climb Ben Vane in the Arrochar Alps of Argyll. He said: “The rain stayed off and the views from Ben Vane over Loch Lomond, Loch Katrine were spectacular, well worth the 05:30 alarm clock.”
Rodney Grubb
Rodney Grubb from Monikie snapped a majestic picture of Piper surveying the hillside on a misty morning at Carrot Hill in Angus.
Tommy Murphy Bamford
Tommy Murphy Bamford took this picture of striking clouds hanging over Gourock Bay at Battery Park in Greenock.
Dr. Stewart Watts
Stewart Watts from Bishopbriggs caught this “berry cute” visitor stealing strawberries in his garden.
Natalie Gallan
Natalie Gallan from Aberdeen caught this sweet picture of a fox having a snooze.
John McGuinness
John McGuinness from Dunfermline enjoyed this stunning view of Loch Einich from the summit of Sgor Gaoith in the Cairngorms. He said the view was “well worth the long hike”.
Andy Inglis
Andy Inglis from Dumbarton saw a sailing boat go past Iona Abbey on the Isle of Mull.
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