Your pictures of Scotland 26 June - 3 July.

News imageThalia Lyness Aberdeen sunriseThalia Lyness
Morning stretch: Thalia Lyness and Jen Linton enjoyed the sunrise at Aberdeen beach during their early yoga session.

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 26 June and 3 July. Send your photos to scotlandpictures@bbc.co.uk. Please ensure you adhere to the BBC's rules regarding photographs which can be found here.

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News imageStuart Lilley RabbitsStuart Lilley
Warren peace: "A colony of rabbits enjoying the evening sunshine in Laggan, Newtonmore", from Stuart Lilley.
News imageMartin Robertson MusselburghMartin Robertson
Ray of hope: "A moment of calm in the middle of all the madness", is how Martin Robertson describes his stunning shot at Musselburgh harbour.
News imageDavid Clark Dogs in seaDavid Clark
Doggy paddle: Chester and Cooper enjoying an evening swim to cool down at the beach in Nairn, from David Clark.
News imageEmily Kerr Prestwick BeachEmily Kerr
Anything but plane: Prestwick looking good, from Emily Kerr.
News imageElaine Maslin Aberdeenshire view from Kirkhill ForestElaine Maslin
Green energy: "This was taken walking up to Kirkhill Forest from my village in Aberdeenshire", says Elaine Maslin. "I turned around to see an idyll. Aren’t we lucky?!"
News imageDavid Livingstone DeerDavid Livingstone
Deer friends: David Livingstone photographed this wonderful scene at dusk at Port Ellen, Islay.
News imageCarlo Marengo Duke of Wellington statueCarlo Marengo
Wellington route: "I have lived in Edinburgh since 1997", says Carlo Marengo. "At the beginning I used to enjoy sightseeing, but in recent years with the arrival of more and more tourists meant that some areas are just too crowded to stop and admire. I took this picture of the Duke of Wellington statue."
News imageHelen Perry Shetland pony foalHelen Perry
A Shetland Shetland pony: "One of the very cute and tiny local Shetland pony foals coming to say hello", says Helen Perry in Shetland.
News imageRick Harvey HeronRick Harvey
Reflective mood: A heron at Pitfour Lake near Mintlaw, Aberdeenshire, from Rick Harvey.
News imageDouglas Lee DumyatDouglas Lee
The hills are alive: A group of people on Dumyat outside Stirling watching a "dramatic" sunset, from Douglas Lee.
News imagePeter Lewis GuillemotPeter Lewis
The freshest fish: The Bullers of Buchan, Aberdeenshire, was where a guillemot with its catch was spotted by Peter Lewis.
News imageFrank McCafferty East NeukFrank McCafferty
Every Neuk and cranny: Frank McCafferty took this picturesque shot at East Neuk in Fife.
News imageRosie McGeachan Glasgow sunsetRosie McGeachan
High rise set: Rosie McGeachan caught the sun going down at the River Clyde.
News imageEllie Mitchell BeeEllie Mitchell
Beehive yourself: Looks almost like a 'hands-free' pose for the bee Ellie Mitchell spotted enjoying the flowers in Aberdeenshire.
News imageBailey Macgowan DunblaneBailey Macgowan
A light shower: Sun shining down on Dunblane through the clouds, from Bridge of Allan Golf Club, by Bailey Macgowan.
News imageNick Shepherd Flats in AberdeenNick Shepherd
Tall order: "Looking across at the flats at Seaton in Aberdeen from near the mouth of the River Don", says Nick Shepherd. "I liked the contrast of colours that the brooding clouds give against the white of the flats and the blue of the sky".
News imageChristine Montgomery CygnetsChristine Montgomery
Lunch bills: "Caught a few snaps of the cygnets on my local pond in Knightswood park, Glasgow while they were eating", says Christine Montgomery. "They're about seven weeks old now".
News imageErskine Logan Ship off AberdeenErskine Logan
All shipshape: Erskine Logan captured the activity in the waters off Aberdeen.
News imageKelly-Anne Speight FawnKelly-Anne Speight
"Wee Bambi": That is how Kelly-Anne Speight described the focus of this wildlife moment at Callander.
News imageRuairidh Kane AyrRuairidh Kane
Some fresh Ayr: Ruairidh Kane caught this wonderful skyline at Ayr beach.
News imageJanice Campbell MouseJanice Campbell
Lockdown's unphased one: "My back garden during lockdown - a little mouse feeding at our bird feeder who was not one bit phased about getting her picture taken", says Janice Campbell in Peterhead.
News imagePaul Cairns SlugPaul Cairns
That's not something you see every day: "Caught this little fella searching in some strange places for food in my garden", says Paul Cairns in Potterton.
News imageLouise Love WaterlooLouise Love
A Waterloo victory: This sunset at high tide at Waterloo, Broadford Bay, Skye, was successfully captured by Louise Love.
News imageMarlyn McInnes SquirrelMarlyn McInnes
It's nut easy: "This young red squirrel was trying to master how to get two hazelnuts in its mouth at same time", says Marlyn McInnes at Kinnordy Estate, Kirriemuir.
News imageBhaskar Adhikari Edinburgh skylineBhaskar Adhikari
Best seat in the house? "My kids Savit and Sanvi were so happy to see the city centre and Arthur's Seat as they are missing them", says Bhaskar Adhikari in Edinburgh.
News imageDorothy Craig Cow with tongue outDorothy Craig
Cow's lick: "I found this friendly cow at Gourdon on the Aberdeenshire coast.", says Dorothy Craig.
News imageAnne Thomson Dog and seagullAnne Thomson
Eyes bigger than its stomach: "Molly the collie getting dive-bombed at Prestwick promenade", says Anne Thomson.
News imageDevina Shah KirkwallDevina Shah
Harbour ambition: Devina Shah caught this lovely scene at Kirkwall.

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