Your pictures of Scotland: 13 - 20 September
"I passed by this cluster of rose hips while on a walk in Fochabers and stopped to admire the vibrant colours," says Judith McIntyre.
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A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 13 and 20 September.
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Sophie Henderson took this photo at the Dunfermline Athletic versus Raith Rovers game.
These "two late summer arrivals" were spotted in Lerwick harbour by Peter Campbell.
Jessica Bruce took this picture in St Mary's, Orkney, of an old anchor from when St Mary's was a herring fishing village.
Elisabeth McCulloch was taken by this colourful display at the John Gray Centre in Haddington.
Two different farmers working hard at harvest time were caught on camera by Christopher Heap in Swinton near Duns in the Borders.
David Crawford sent in this image of a young great crested grebe at Hogganfield Loch.
Heidi Kendall-Elcock captured this stunning sunset at at Roseisle beach, Moray
A shot of the riding of the marches heading through Seven Acre Park in Edinburgh from Rachel Bielby.
"Tully the labrador diving in to cool off in Abies Loch in Mugdock Park," says Kenny Locke.
Cliff Williams was taken by the "1980s British Railways colours" at the Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway recently.
"I took this picture when out trail running with my dogs near Cardross," says Katy Thomson. "The Greylag geese are arriving in the fields around our house and here they are flying towards the dawn as it is about to break."
"I got this photo of two badgers having a drink late one night. I was very excited to see them so close," says Maria Forrest from Rosyth.
Reflections on the Meggat reservoir from Robin Gladstone.
Pea harvesters like "giant minions" working in Aberdeenshire just after sunrise from Rob Barrie.
"We visited the shingle beach at Kilcreggan when on a visit to see our son. Looking towards Gourock the lights were fantastic," says Christine Warwick.
Catherine Ronald took this photo at The Gauldrons, Machrihanish in Kintyre at the end of a lovely day.
A shot of the supermoon eclipse taken in Coatbridge by John Bogie.
"I took this picture of the Quiraing from where we were staying in Staffin on holiday," says Sandra Nelson. "It was a lovely clear day and the scenery was magnificent."
The Kessock Bridge was captured by Tim Lloyd as he cycled towards Inverness
A view inside Glasgow City Chambers on George Square from Mangela Coia.
"Caught this armadillo at Fife Zoo waking up from a nap in the sun and having a yawn," says Angela Pearson.
The "birth of a new mural" in Glasgow by Victor Tregubov.
"This spectacular blade of rock is at the intertidal zone at Cove on the Berwickshire coast," says Walter Baxter.
A "tranquil spot" looking out towards the Isle of Rum in the distance from Morar from Dena MacKintosh.
Mark Duckworth captured this "lovely sunset" while working on Mossgiel Farm - once worked by Rabbie Burns.
Jim and Sheila Beck visited Loch Eriboll while staying near Durness. Jim said of this view: "What a lovely country we live in."
Drew Mallon sent in this night-time shot. Drew said: "This is a wee picture taken in Millport on the Isle of Cumbrae."
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