Your pictures of Scotland: 31 October to 7 November

Jacki Gordon was in the sights of this deer in the woods near Castlemilk. "I was enjoying the Autumn colours popping in the warm glow of some sun when I realised I was not alone," she said.
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A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 31 October and 7 November.
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Robert Westerman reckons there are two pots of gold, six miles apart, thanks to this beautiful double rainbow over Machrihanish golf course.

Newly-refurbished Inverness Castle looks stunning lit up at night - in this image sent in by Duncan Walker.

Nature's fireworks light up the sky as the Aurora makes a rare appearance over Loch Lomond, photographed by Gerry Doherty.

Duncan Loraine from Lesmahagow captured the excitement of the local fireworks display.

Emma Williamson demonstrated some impressive multi-tasking skills, taking this action shot in the water on a wild swim at Maywick beach, Shetland.

The first snowfalls of winter dust the top of the mountains at Loch Ba, Glencoe in this photo sent in by Greg Crawford.

Broad moonlight feels like daytime at Moffat Old Cemetery. Paul Henricksen said it was so bright it lit up his evening walk with partner Fi Armstrong who took the photo.

Dawn in Staxigoe brought a stunning solar halo, creating an ethereal circle of light around the rising sun. John Cuthbert took this image and said it felt almost otherworldly.

This red squirrel gave Robert McCrory some intense eye contact as it climbed up a tree in Perth.

A lively autumn sky makes a fitting backdrop for the Commando Memorial at Spean Bridge, taken by Neil Lea.

Alan Nairn's early morning walk in Broughty Ferry was rewarded with this fiery sunrise.

Edinburgh's St Giles Cathedral is lit up in red for remembrance as part of a city-wide initiative to honour servicemen and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice in conflicts around the world. Photo sent in by Alex Orr.

Utter calm on Loch Tay - Phil Dawson captured this serene image of a floating sauna.

Brian McKenna from Giffnock loved the autumn colour on the trees at Professors' Square, Glasgow University.

Coloured lighting turned the Falkirk Wheel into something completely different for visitor Kevin Hamill.

Victor Tregubov thought this spider's web near Lairg was a masterpiece from mother nature.

A bold scene from Robert Westerman of Westport Beach, who said: "The low sun caught the dunes just right, setting them aglow in the foreground and the distance. Sea spray drifted through the air, filling it with a salty mist and a touch of magic. A couple walked their dog along the shoreline, leaning into the breeze. A refreshing, if blustery, stroll through one of Kintyre's most beautiful stretches of sand."

"I was astonished to see such a glorious autumn display in the heart of Glasgow in Queen's Park," said Susheel Vani.

Remember, remember, Plockton fireworks display on 5 November. Thanks to Sam Bilner, we did.

All aboard the Hogwarts Express - Paul Bradley from Mid Wales saw this vision emerging from the steam clouds at Glenfinnan Station.

Jane Sayliss put an old deer antler on her bird table much to the delight of the local goldfinch population.

Calm and still was the scene for Frank McCafferty as the sun rose over Rannoch Moor and the early sunlight hit the Black Mount.