Your pictures of Scotland 19 - 26 June

News imageScott Wilkinson Edinburgh skylineScott Wilkinson
Capital interest: "A perfect view of the Edinburgh skyline with the sun above the castle", says Scott Wilkinson.

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News imageSandy Gillone Ben LediSandy Gillone
Peak viewing: Ben Ledi at sunset taken from Cambusbarron, from Sandy Gillone
News imageBill McLean PuffinBill McLean
Quite a mouthful: A puffin with a catch of sand eels at the Bullers of Buchan, from Bill McLean.
News imageZbigniew Ziembinski Dunnottar CastleZbigniew Ziembinski
Nicely Dun: Zbigniew Ziembinski captured this wonderful image of a "beautiful sunset" at Dunnottar Castle near Stonehaven.
News imageGillian Brown South QueensferryGillian Brown
Bridging the divide: "I love the contrast between the oranges and inky blues", says Gillian Brown at South Queensferry.
News imageAdam Sneddon Heron at sunsetAdam Sneddon
Rock star: This heron looks magnificent at Crovie, as spotted by Adam Sneddon.
News imageBobby Hughes LightningBobby Hughes
A bolt from the blue: "Impressive display off the coast of Ardrossan", says Bobby Hughes.
News imageInesa Strielciunaite Invergarry, Loch OichInesa Strielciunaite
Mirror mirror: Inesa Strielciunaite took this cracking picture at Loch Oich.
News imageRoy Tait WaverleyRoy Tait
Funnel vision: "The iconic paddle steamer Waverley had both of her funnels refitted at Dales Marine, Greenock", says Roy Tait. "Following a successful public appeal last year she has undergone the marine equivalent of open heart surgery to replace her two boilers".
News imageNeil Robertson Moray FirthNeil Robertson
Go Firth and conquer: Neil Robertson took this super shot from the Caley Thistle stadium of the Moray Firth.
News imageLynda Hardman SunsetLynda Hardman
Catching some sun: "We are a group of open water swimmers called Barassie Sea Swim Sessions", says Lynda Hardman. "Safety first, social distancing adhered to".
News imageKonrad Slowick BeachKonrad Slowick
"Just me, my camera, and nature": "I visited the beautiful wild beach in Stevenston, next to Saltcoats", says Konrad Slowick. "No people".
News imageSally Clegg GlasgowSally Clegg
Glasglow: "Truly stunning sunset overlooking Glasgow and the Campsies", says Sally Clegg. "Could watch for ages - mesmerising!"
News imageColin McMillan Double rainbowColin McMillan
Double delight: This scene at a field near Fullarton woods, Troon, was captured by Colin McMillan.
News imageCallum Edwards Baby birdsCallum Edwards
Feed me now: Callum Edwards was working on a bush in Balmedie and heard some noise. Stuck his hand in blindly with phone - and this was the result.
News imageGraham Paton PortobelloGraham Paton
Sunrise going swimmingly: "Olivia McIntosh was one of four swimmers out braving the cold waters of The Firth of Forth", says Graham Paton. "This was taken early at Portobello beach. The sunrise was breathtaking, as you can see".
News imageCairn Rae Queensferry CrossingCairn Rae
As haar as the eye can see: Queensferry Crossing disappears into the distance, as seen by Cairn Rae.
News imageMangela Coia ThistleMangela Coia
Thistle do nicely: Mangela Coia sent this wonderful close-up.
News imageDerek Sinclair Forrest sunriseDerek Sinclair
Outstanding in its field: "Sunrise on midsummer morning over fields at Sanquhar Farm just outside Forres from the Dava Way", says Derek Sinclair.
News imageBill Brown Baby mouseBill Brown
Baby steps: "Came across this very young mouse who obviously was on its first excursion from its nest", says Bill Brown in Perth. "Managed to make it from the pavement to cover with a few rests".
News imageKerrie Tolmie Loch MorlichKerrie Tolmie
Less is Morlich: Kerrie Tolmie found the normally popular Loch Morlich near Aviemore looking very quiet.
News imageStewart Beattie RamStewart Beattie
(F)lockdown curls: "Curly, a black-faced ram, taken just outside of my hometown of Hawick", says Stewart Beattie.
News imageJayne Elder BirdJayne Elder
Flower power: "Baby blue tit perched on a foxglove", from Jayne Elder in Limekilns in Fife.
News imageDave Cullen PoppiesDave Cullen
Poppy day: A colourful field on the east coast near Dunbar, from Dave Cullen.
News imageJules Goodlet-Rowley Bird artJules Goodlet-Rowley
Drawing a crowd? "This was taken beside Craiglockhart woods", says Jules Goodlet-Rowley. "We have been enjoying bird artwork for months".
News imageAllan Copland Shadows of man and dogAllan Copland
Me and my shadow: "Dan out for a late evening walk near Markinch, Fife", says Allan Copland. "This young German Shepherd’s personality is as big as his shadow".
News imageBilly Wright Fox at windowBilly Wright
Window shopping: This fox was spotted looking for dinner in Burnside, Glasgow, by Billy Wright. "He/she is a regular visitor. If we happen not to notice, it has now taken to letting us know that it is there by coming right up to the window".
News imagePhil Astley NewburghPhil Astley
Rising to the challenge: Phil Astley captured this beautiful scene at Newburgh, Aberdeenshire, looking over the Ythan Estuary towards Collieston.
News imageTom Bielawski Girl splashingTom Bielawski
Making a splash: 11-year-old Olivia having fun in Dalkeith, courtesy of uncle Tom Bielawski.
News imageKatie Watson Boy in graduation capKatie Watson
Capping off an unforgettable time: "Unfortunately, no nursery graduation ceremony for my five-year-old son Taylan", says Katie Watson in Kilmarnock. "But we made do with our home-made graduation cap".

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