Your pictures of Scotland: 18 - 25 October

The purple and green sky above Edinburgh, the castle is lit up below.Image source, Roy Munro
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Edinburgh Castle under the Northern lights sent in by Roy Munro.

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A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 18 - 25 October.

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Image source, Roy Thomson
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"Yesterday, we went to see the reindeer being fed at Glenmore and 20 or 30 mallard decided to join the feast," says Roy Thomson from Middlesex. "This is them after a small boy disturbed them, but they quickly returned."

Image source, Sophie Coleman
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"Beautiful autumnal reflections" on Loch Faskally before the arrival of Storm Ashley sent in by Sophie Coleman.

Image source, Pat McBay
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Spectacular colours and the amazing shape of an acer, says Pat McBay who took this photo at Branklyn Gardens in Perth.

Image source, Dianne McLeish
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Dianne McLeish took this photo of an autumnal sunrise over the village of Burghead in Moray.

Image source, Bruce Taylor
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"I was heading down to Aberdeen Beach for an early morning run, when I was stopped in my tracks by this scene of two dog walkers taking in the pumpkin spice sunrise," says Bruce Taylor who sent in this photo.

Image source, Elspeth Mitchell
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Elspeth Mitchell got a lovely view of a comet on a cold evening in Montgarrie, Aberdeenshire. She said she "couldn't stop looking at it even when our hands and feet were frozen!".

Image source, Sion Leyshon
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Sion Leyshon from Edinburgh took this photo of a lone piper at the top of Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh.

Image source, Arlene Norton
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Daisy the dog having fun at West Sands beach, St Andrews during a daytrip to meet friends with owner Arlene Norton.

Image source, Ian Mulvey
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Rush hour in Rackwick: Ian Mulvey sent in this photo he took while stuck in "traffic" during a trip to the Old Man of Hoy in Orkney.

Image source, Cerys McCourt
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Super squirrel: Cerys McCourt from Kilmarnock sent in this photo of a daring squirrel taken in Queens Park, Glasgow.

Image source, Graham Christie
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Graham Christie from Helensburgh sent in this photo he took of a male goosander having a paddle in the River Leven near Dumbarton.

Image source, Beth Maddox
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"This squirrel couldn't get enough of the nuts or posing for the camera," says Beth Maddox who sent in this photo. "The autumnal woodland made the perfect backdrop for this little fella." The photos were taken in Barnhill Wood in Kirkcudbright.

Image source, Kevin Webster
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"On a recent trip to Aviemore, we visited Loch Morlich to watch the sunset – and our dog Mabel joined in," says Kevin Webster from Dunfermline.

Image source, Michal Piasecki
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The Hunter's Moon rising above Ayr town centre sent in by Michal Piasecki. He says: "I took advantage of the low tide which allowed me to venture further out on some rocks between the Greenan Shore and Craig Tara and align my shot as I wanted."

Image source, Holly Elson
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Holly Elson from Stenness in Orkney captured this photo from her window. She said it looks like the sheep is getting a beauty treatment from this bold jackdaw.

Image source, Byron Tilly
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The "glorious autumn colours" along the Allanwater between Bridge of Allan and Dunblane at a "not well-known waterfall", captured by Byron Tilly.

Image source, Andy Inglis
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"Met this gentleman on Ayr Beach on Sunday, sitting waiting for Storm Ashley to arrive," says Andy Inglis.

Image source, Neil MacNeill
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"Not everyone's cup of tea but this one was looking cute in an autumnal setting," says Neil MacNeill. "They venture out from cover when it's quiet in Saughton Park, Gorgie."

Image source, Ian Jamieson
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Ian Jamieson was driving home from his night shift and had to stop to take some pictures of Montrose harbour looking particularly striking.

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