Your pictures of Scotland: 13-20 June

Colin Munro briefly joined this stag party while walking on the Balmoral Estate.
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A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 13-20 June.
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Debi Bell captured these cygnets swimming through a colourful loch in Fife.

Jason Anderson celebrated as he bagged his second ever Munro at The Cairnwell near the Glenshee Ski Centre.

Joanna Dean captured Stac Lee's gannet population on a trip to St Kilda.

Arran Gordon saw this Spitfire G-CLXB taking flight over Perth Airport.

Neil Inglis saw this cheeky red squirrel eating a peanut stolen from a garden bird feeder in Traquair, Scottish Borders.

Scott MacKellar caught the sun behind Newhaven Lighthouse in Edinburgh, which made it look like the 'beam' was on.

John McGuinness, from Dunfermline, caught this angle of the Queensferry Crossing over the Firth of Forth from St Margaret's Marsh in Rosyth.

Kath Manners found a functioning landline in this phone box at Sanna on the Ardnamurchan Peninsula when visiting from Edinburgh.

Jeannie McLean enjoyed an "atmospheric" hike on the Three Brothers Ridge in Glen Shiel.

Juliet Rawkins captured a stunning summer scene at Brinkies Brae near Stromness with the hills of Hoy in the background.

Jane Reid, from Glenrothes, spotted this puffin enjoying its lunch with a beak full of sand eels on a trip to the Isle of May.

Lydia Stewart found this red top toadstool while wandering in a forest near Blair Atholl.

The skyline over Fife and Edinburgh at sunrise glowing bright orange and red, as seen by Kevin Hamill from the town of Bo'ness.

Hugh Maxwell was up early to catch the dawn colours and a calm sea at this wooden sea defence near Saltcoats in North Ayrshire.

Catriona Burrow captured her friends Jo and Jen splashing around on a beach on the Isle of Gigha.

Roddy Simpson saw The Royal Regiment of Scotland leading the Riding of the Marches in a sunny Linlithgow.

Wendy MacDonald and her border collie Barley enjoyed an atmospheric early morning walk above Dollar Glen in Clackmannanshire.

Jesse Leite was taken by the peace and beauty of Portree Harbour on the Isle of Skye.

The Kelpies near Falkirk were a welcome pitstop for Patrick Moran and his brother while they were out cycling.

Paul Shaw was in the right place at the right time on the Isle of Arran to capture this otter baring its teeth.

Ian Niven was delighted to capture a close up view of a seal on a recent visit to Eyemouth in the Scottish Borders.

Victor Tregubov saw these abandoned wooden fishing boats near Salen on the Isle of Mull.

Michael O'Kane stopped to look at some large debris on Findhorn beach on the Moray Firth coast.

Eagle-eyed John Davis spotted this ladybird at work on a plant in Inverkeithing, Fife.

Sandra Quinn, 49, was making her first visit to Edinburgh Zoo since she was four-years-old when she spotted a red panda.
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