Your pictures of Scotland: 6 October - 13 October

13 October 2023

News image — Plenty of people this week sent in photographs showing the impact of the heavy rain across Scotland, including Iain Carrie who used his drone to get this picture of the flooding in Callander.

Iain Carrie Flooding in Callander — Plenty of people this week sent in photographs showing the impact of the heavy rain across Scotland, including Iain Carrie who used his drone to get this picture of the flooding in Callander.

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 6 and 13 October.

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David Kinnear Kayaking on a flooded road — "You don't see this everyday on the road to Aviemore," said David Kinnear who tried in vain to get past the floods on Monday morning.

Barry Hughes The Forth at Stirling — Barry Hughes was out for an early morning run when he took this photograph of a sunrise over the Forth at Stirling. He said the floods made it look more like a loch than a river.

Paul Kidd Wasp on mushrooms — While out for a walk in Pollok Park with his wife, Paul Kidd from Glasgow stumbled across this "miniature world".

Ms Connell Albino deer — A reindeer with leucism is a very rare sight, but Ms Connell from the Scottish Borders was lucky enough to spot one while visiting the Cairngorms National Park.

Janina Dolny Boat on land — Janina Dolny said she loved this Jaws-themed boat display.

Ryan McWade A girl and a dog on a beach — Ryan McWade from Accrington took this photograph of his wife Vici and dog Lola enjoying Luskentyre beach.

Ciaran Marshall A toddler with an umbrella — "The incessant rain and flooding at the weekend was no match for a puddle suit, wellies and brolly", said Ciaran Marshall who took this picture of his two-year-old daughter.

Pete Mackenzie Laggan Dam — Pete MacKenzie said he had never seen water like this at Laggan Dam without snowmelt being a factor.

Debi Bell Red Squirrel — Debi Bell in Perthsire spotted this red squirrel in her garden contemplating walking the clothes line. "Thankfully he decided not to," she said.

John Hughes Grey Squirrel — The squirrel's grey cousin was pictured enjoying an apple in John Hughes' garden.

David Hamilton Wilderness lanscape — David Hamitlon said this Autumn view in Glen Affric definitely wins the prize for most beautiful glen in Scotland.

John Monro Castle by the water — The ruins of Gylen Castle was photographed by John Monro.

Kayleigh Yeats Sunrise — Kayleigh Yeats was on her way to work when she snapped this picture of a sunrise in Perthsire. "It was too pretty not to take," she said.

Jennifer Brown Buffalo — This buffalo standing in the Highland wildlife park reminded Jennifer Brown of the the Monarch of the glen painting.

Emma Legge Butterfly on a flower — Despite it being Autumn, there's still plenty of colour in Emma Legge's garden. She took this photograph of a butterfly on a flower.

Colin Levey John O'Groats — Colin Levey took this picture of the colourful houses at John O'Groats.

Joanna Gilpin Rainbow in front of trees — Joanna Gilpin captured this moment the trees were bathed in colour by a rainbow at Loch Loskin in Dunoon.

Bill Hodgson Seal pup — This "shy" grey seal pup on Stronsay Orkney was photographed by Bill Hodgson

Helen Gilbert A girl taking a picture across Loch Ailort — Helen Gilbert snapped this picture of her daughter who was taking a photograph across Loch Ailort. "We had a lovely day for our day trip to Ardnamurchan," Helen said.

Ian Mulvey Lighthouse — "The Bass Rock, North Berwick after a wash from the heavy rain. Not its normal pure white," said Ian Mulvey who took this photograph.

Graham Christie Gift shop — Graham Christie snapped this picture of the Gift Shop in Luss, a village on the west bank of Loch Lomond.

Melanie Maxwell Dog smiling — Murphy the Cavapoo was pictured enjoying his "highland adventure" on the Isle of Skye by Melanie Maxwell.

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