Your pictures of Scotland: 6 - 13 September

Alistair Warwick, from Carlisle, was on a visit to the Moray Firth when he took this shot. He said: "The dolphins at Chanonry Point always put on a fantastic display."

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 6 and 13 September.

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Bill Cameron took this picture of adventurer Tom McClean's whale-shaped boat in Loch Linnhe at dawn with a saltire in the sky above. McClean had planned to make an Atlantic crossing in the boat more than 30 years ago.

John Dewar, from Kilmaurs, said: "I caught myself in this Brocken spectre while photographing Garbh Bheinn from the Aonach Eagach ridge in Glen Coe."

Andrew Carruthers said of this image: "I just loved seeing the silhouette of the crowd against the sunset as they watched the wing walker at Ayr Festival of Flight."

Kay Stevenson was also at the aviation festival. Kay said: "Managed to capture this bee-autiful shot of the Lancaster bomber flying at the International Ayr Show - Festival of Flight."

Lyndon Baker, of Norfolk, said of this submission to the gallery: "Looking back across the bay at Badachro, first afternoon of the holiday."

Liz Rodger captured this rare sight. She said: "This strange phenomenon, a fogbow, formed by sunlight reacting with fog on Broughty Ferry beach."

Will Colston, partner Gareth Quinn and their friend Lottie Bovil were on their way to Hushinish Beach on Harris. Will said: "As we neared, the clouds parted but the road didn't as we were stuck in a Highland cow traffic jam."

Gavin Mcdonald took this image of Glen Gairn.

Rob Bradley, of Lochend, Inverlael, had a good view of the Northern Lights.

Claire Grant said: "This was taken on an evening walk in Tomatin in the Highlands."

Debbie Neilson celebrated her 50th with a holiday in the west Highlands. She said: "This is still my favourite view of Plockton after many years of visiting."

Eileen Tisdall said of her picture: "Last week we took geography students from the University of Stirling on a field trip to the north west Highlands. I took this photo of the students on Balnakeil Beach as they got ready to do some beach surveys in the glorious sunshine."

Rob Barrie's image of people watching the sunrise at Old Man of Storr on the Isle of Skye.

Lili Stirling, from Drumoak, said: "A dewy early autumn morning near Banchory. Cobwebs just everywhere."

Colin Levey, from Larbert, was on a walking trip to An Teallach when he spotted this feral goat on Corrag Bhuidhe Pinnacles.

Charles Smith won a competition to visit the top of the Forth Road Bridge on its 60th anniversary.

Louise Love, of Skye, encountered swarms of biting midgies near Torridon. Louise said: "Thousands of the tiny vampires on wings descended just as I was trying to do a sunset photograph. Those aren't dust spots. We left in a hurry."

John Kay, from Glenrothes, spotted these sheep in a children’s play park at Corran.

Alistair Murphy was on a walk along the front at Cramond, Edinburgh. He said that like most of the east coast that day it was shrouded in mist while the west basked in sunshine. Alistair added: "I believe the 'road to nowhere' leads to Cramond Island but on a day like this it could lead anywhere."

Neil McAllister made a trip to Hirta in St Kilda. He said: "The National Trust for Scotland is doing a great job maintaining and, in some cases, refurbishing the original settlement buildings."

Rebecca Hoskins' picture of sunset at the Cromarty Firth.

David May enjoyed a visit to Linn of Dee near Braemar. He said: "Now, here's a tall tale. Apparently the devil mixed up vast quantities of boozy fruit juice inside the rocky cavity called the Devil’s Punchbowl and got very drunk."

Gerry Macdonald said of this image: "Autumn scene at Drumoak, Aberdeenshire, taken whilst out for a cycle."

Alastair Currie and his wife Rachel were travelling by canal on a hot day from the Clyde to the west coast. Alastair said: "Tired, we decided to stop over in the Crinan Basin, with some of the best views in Scotland."

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