Your pictures of Scotland 21 - 28 August

News imageAlex Grant HorseAlex Grant
Alex Grant, from Edinburgh, was amused by this horse at Ruthven Barracks, near Kingussie

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 21 - 28 August. 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 imageRoss Tetlow Highland cow on a beach on North UistRoss Tetlow
Ross Tetlow's photograph of a Highland cow on a North Uist beach
News imageDiane Milne BraemarDiane Milne
Diane Milne was struck by the colours at Braemar
News imageTony Hammock Paddling on Firth of LornTony Hammock
Sea kayaking on Firth of Lorn near the Garvellachs in a photograph from Tony Hammock
News imageMike Newbury StruyMike Newbury
Sunrise from Struy over towards the Strathglass River in a photograph by Mike Newbury
News imageHector Mackenzie Minke whaleHector Mackenzie
Hector Mackenzie captured this image of a minke whale breaching while he was fishing for prawns between the isles of Rum and Eigg
News imageAlistair Young PortpatrickAlistair Young
Alistair Young sent in this image taken at Portpatrick in Dumfries and Galloway
News imageJohn MacEachen PuffinsJohn MacEachen
A picture of some "socially distancing" puffins on the Isle of Mingulay says John MacEachen of his picture
News imageKate Franklin UllapoolKate Franklin
Kate Franklin captured a dramatic sky over Ullapool
News imageDavid Sykes Loch Affric and Loch ma Stac near CorrimonyDavid Sykes
A scene from a visit David Skyes and Melinda Thurley made to Loch Affric and Loch ma Stac
News imageEly Orr Horses, EdinburghEly Orr
Ely Orr photographed these "beautiful horses and stunning sky" in Edinburgh
News imageAlana Willox Fraserburgh beachAlana Willox
The rippling sands at Fraserburgh at sunset in this picture by Alana Willox
News imageDavid Hatton Squirrel with bird feederDavid Hatton
"Stop! Thief!" David Hatton provided the tongue-in-cheek caption for his photo of a squirrel taking a bird feeder in his garden in Saline, Fife
News imageMichael Dick WreckMichael Dick
Michael Dick took this photograph at Corpach near Fort William
News imageColin Dorrance Southerness, Dumfries and GallowayColin Dorrance
The tide was roaring in and heavy showers were brewing out towards Robin Rigg wind farm in the Solway Firth, says Colin Dorrance, describing his image taken at Southerness
News imageAndrew Haney SwansAndrew Haney
Andrew Haney's picture of swans on the Forth and Clyde canal near Kirkintilloch
News imageFin Robertson StagFin Robertson
Fin Robertson says he was eating lunch on a visit to Torridon when this stag appeared over a hillock. The stag had been busy rolling in peat and his antlers were covered in the soil
News imageGraham Paton Red arrowsGraham Paton
Graham Paton's photograph of the most recent Red Arrows flyover of Edinburgh
News imageVal Ross Red deer hindsVal Ross
Red deer hinds among the heather in the hills west of Beauly in a picture from Val Ross
News imageVictoria Banks HammockVictoria Banks
“Dad, are you sure it’s going to hold?” asked Victoria Banks in Aberdeen as Innes Murchie tried to set up a hammock between the washing poles in the garden. “It’s cast iron! Of course it’ll hold…”
News imageJames McLeod Looking out over Solway FirthJames McLeod
James McLeod took his picture while on a walk with his daughter, Gemma and their dog Willow on Screel overlooking the Solway Firth
News imagePhil Thompson Balfron sunsetPhil Thompson
Phil Thompson's photo shows the view looking north towards Loch Lomond and the Trossachs from Balfron golf course at sunset
News imageKatrina McCracken DancerKatrina McCracken
Katrina McCracken's dance student daughter Julia on Barassie beach, Troon
News imageCraig Anderson The WaverleyCraig Anderson
The 70-year-old paddle steamer the Waverley leaving Largs in a picture sent in by Craig Anderson
News imageSimon Carroll Suilven seatSimon Carroll
Simon Carroll's son Matthew on Suilven Seat, bottom left, after climbing Suilven from Lochinver
News imagePaul Gill Harris sunrisePaul Gill
Paul Gill's photo was taken outside the back door of his home at Plockropool, Harris, as the sun was rising. He said: "We just kept saying 'wow'."
News imageShauna McColl TreesShauna McColl
Shauna McColl, from Barrhead, sent in this picture taken near Glennifer Braes in Renfrewshire
News imageFindlay McPherson PlocktonFindlay McPherson
Plockton looking fabulous in the sunshine, said Findlay McPherson, from Tornagrain, of his photograph
News imageWillie MacGillivray St KildaWillie MacGillivray
Willie MacGillivray's picture of Boreray in the St Kilda. This weekend marks the 90th anniversary of the evacuation of the archipelago off the Western Isles
News imageMegan Kirkaldy CaolMegan Kirkaldy
Megan Kirkaldy's photograph of reflections of Ben Nevis on a morning dog walk in Caol, Fort William
News imageDave Cullen The Frandy TreeDave Cullen
Dave Cullen's image of The Frandy Tree at Glendevon
News imageMargaret Winton ScarecrowMargaret Winton
Margaret Winton's picture shows one of the creations for the Scarecrow Trail in Kinghorn
News imageSammi Nanson North BerwickSammi Nanson
Sammi Nanson sent in this picture of her daughter Sadie during a visit to North Berwick beach
News imageRosemary Britain Jacobite ExpressRosemary Britain
Rosemary Britain, from Perth, took this phot of the Jacobite Express during a visit to Fort William
News imageCarole Clark Sunset from ArdrossanCarole Clark
Carole Clark's picture of a sunset from Ardrossan

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