Bill Symon and his mum Eleanor chose Findhorn Bay, near Forres, as a good spot to go birdwatching. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews
This picture of the Bank of Scotland building in Edinburgh was taken by Stewart Cranston during a walk around the city at 2am.
Pete and Lindsay Haworth were on the beach at Ardentinny, near Dunoon, during their honeymoon with their dog Molly.
Glas-allt-Shiel sits on the banks of Loch Muick and Eric Niven from Dundee thinks the weather is not always as good as the photo shows.
71 Engineer Regiment enjoyed a week of adventure training in Kinlochleven and Fort William, according to Nina Dainese from Renfrew.
The sheep by Loch Broom kept a watchful eye on Chris Carr from East Kilbride, his friends and dog Chloe who were all on their best behaviour.
Spring has sprung at Kelburn Castle with daffodils in bloom. Photo by David Elder from East Kilbride.
The old pier at Carlingnose Point was used during WWI and WWII as a loading terminal for submarines says Paul Vine from North Queensferry.
Richard Schofield from Newburgh took this photo near the top of Glenshee looking towards the ski centre.
Puffins on the island of Craigleith were captured on film by Cameron McCallum from Edinburgh.
The first evening of British summertime was calm on the BP Andrew helideck, according to Chris Jones.
Margaret Russell from Falkirk caught these Highland cattle enjoying the sun on a bright day in Glen Nevis.
Research for a dissertation took St Andrews student Sam Roberts to the Queen's Stall in the Thistle Chapel at St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh.
Lorna Stewart from Aberdeen captured daughter Christina exploring the daffodils in Haddo Country Park, Aberdeenshire.
Proof that the sun does shine in Scotland. At least Alan Waddell from Stirling thinks so in this photo of Carron Dam.
- Published28 June 2019
