The baton relay began at RAF Lossiemouth, it then travelled to Buckie, Cullen and Fochabers
It also visited Mosstodloch and Lossiemouth
The relay travelled to Hopeman, Kinloss, Forres and Elgin
The baton has passed through Cullen, and the convoy is now en-route to Fochabers.
Unfortunately, we have a very low mobile signal at the moment so we haven't been able to stream video from the baton relay, but we'll bring you pictures from Cullen as soon as we get them.
Findlay Stein
BBC Scotland
We've had some messages of support via Twitter for today's baton bearers, using #bbcbatonrelay, external.
BlairBear tweeted last night to say: "#bbcbatonrelay my mum, Elspeth Jenkins, is a baton bearer tomorrow, weeks after brain surgery, chosen for her commitment to running #proud"
Elspeth will carry the baton in Fochabers, while Kenny Robertson takes a turn in Lossiemouth.
Leigh McLaggan sent this for him: "So excited my dad Kenny Robertson is Lossie's 1st Baton Bearer today! So Proud! #bbcbatonrelay"
If you know one of today's baton bearers you can also email a message for them.
Cameron Buttle
BBC Scotland
Image source, Glasgow 2014What an absolutely spectacular start to the baton relay in Moray. The RAF Sea King helicopter from Lossiemouth performed an inch-perfect rescue manoeuvre, winching the Queen's Baton down to the waiting Buckie lifeboat.
I looked on in absolute awe as it happened, with a huge schoolboy grin on my face. I was so close I could feel the force of the immense downdraft from the helicopter's rotors.
RNLI crew member Carl Cowie told me it was an "honour for the whole crew" to be part of such a dramatic section of the relay.
Tune in to BBC Reporting Scotland at 13.30 BST to see the footage in full.
Image source, Glasgow 2014Iain, who ran with the baton in Buckie earlier, founded and runs the charity Outfit Moray, which encourages vulnerable and disadvantaged young people to participate in outdoor sports.
He is also an active member of the Moray Social Enterprise Network and Elgin Rotary Club.
Graham Stewart
BBC Scotland
Stephen Reynolds was Buckie's final baton bearer. He took his time, to ensure every child at the side of the road got to touch the baton.
Some of the residents of Parklands care home were out on the street to see him.
We've seen strong support through this first stage of our journey today.
Aged 76, Dot is the oldest baton bearer in Moray today. She has overcome her own sight and hearing issues to help others improve their physical and mental well-being through workshops and dances.
Image source, Glasgow 2014Dot is pictured with fellow baton bearer Tracy Sinclair.
Graham Stewart
BBC Scotland
It seems the whole of Buckie High School turned out to see student Robbie Bruce carry the baton.
Fifteen-year-old Robbie is today's first kilt-wearing baton bearer.
BBC Weather presenter Philip Avery has today's forecast for the Queen's Baton Relay.
He says: "A predominantly dry and cloudy day with occasional sunny periods. Winds will be light to moderate."
Graham Stewart
BBC Scotland
Local shop workers stand outside their stores in Buckie to cheer on the baton bearers.
ShireMorayPol, external have tweeted this great picture.
Image source, Police ScotlandThey say: "The #BatonRelay being transferred from helicopter to lifeboat outside buckie harbour. #steadyasitgoesachaps"
Also from the action in Keith yesterday, this great shot of Kim Paterson giving some young supporters a chance to touch the baton.
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Image source, Glasgow 2014
Image source, Glasgow 2014James Green waved to supporters in Keith, while Sam MacPhee was the final baton bearer yesterday.
Image source, Glasgow 2014
Image source, Glasgow 2014Glasgow 2014, external have just tweeted a picture of the crew of an RAF rescue helicopter with the baton at Lossiemouth.
If you listen carefully to the stream you'll hear a choir singing "You Are My Sunshine".
Don't worry, we'll let you know the forecast for the rest of the day shortly.
Some more pictures from Keith yesterday. The first image shows Harry Gordon handing over to Anne Thomson.
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Image source, Glasgow 2014Joyce Dawson poses with William Gray, proudly sporting his neckerchief and woggle.
Image source, Glasgow 2014If you're watching the live video stream you'll have noticed the helicopter circling the sky above RAF Lossiemouth.
If our information is correct, then the baton should be aboard.
Lynn Grant was part of the relay in Huntly yesterday. She is pictured here passing the baton to Mathew Henderson.
Image source, Glasgow 2014Lynn got in touch via email to say: "What an amazing experience. It went by in a whirl and I'm still on a high, can't stop beaming!!!
"Thanks to Keith for giving the baton a great cheer!!!"
We'll put up some more pictures from the relay in Huntly and Keith as promised, while we wait for the stream to start.
Are you heading out to watch the relay today?
Here's a rough timetable:
07:30 BST RAF Lossiemouth
08:50 BST Buckie
10:00 BST Cullen
10:50 BST Fochabers
12:05 BST Mosstodloch
12:20 BST Lhanbryde
12:45 BST Lossiemouth
14:50 BST Hopeman
15:45 BST Kinloss
17:10 BST Forres
18:15 BST Elgin
Good morning, and welcome to day 20 of the baton's relay round Scotland.
Today we'll bring you live coverage as the baton travels through Moray, going from RAF Lossiemouth to Elgin.
You can get in touch with us via email or on Twitter via #bbcbatonrelay, external.