Your pictures of Scotland: 10 - 17 May
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A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 10 and 17 May. Send your photos to scotlandpictures@bbc.co.uk.
Eric Niven was enjoying a bike ride when he took this shot of Strathmore from the road near Eassie, Angus.
This family of coots on the duck pond in Queens Park, Glasgow was snapped by Doug Shapley.
Who said the dinosaurs are extinct? Christine Eassean photographed her son Roddy Sandeman celebrating his 30th birthday at the top of Beinn Alligin, Torridon.
Oban at night was the theme for Mark Fisher, from Workington, Cumbria, while enjoying a short break with his fiancée.
A bird carrying or possibly snatching an egg was caught by Peter Lewis at the Bullers of Buchan, Aberdeenshire.
Jacki Gordon, from Glasgow, got a wave from this mountain hare on a trip near Inverness. Taken with a 100-400mm zoom.
David Ritchie was caught up in rush hour at Barra ‘ International’ Airport.
A stunning sunset from North Berwick inspired Linda Ormiston to take this shot.
Laura Cross was caught in a hail shower as she walked her dog at Blackford Hill, Edinburgh, but there was nothing grim about her photograph.
Gordon Lawrie, from Dunblane, pictured this bank of bluebells on the West Highland Way between Rowardennan and Inversnaid.
While enjoying the sunshine and views over Edinburgh, Shamee Anoj photographed her daughter on Arthur’s Seat.
The majesty of Glencoe was captured by Joe Dailly while on a Tayside Trekkers club walk, with the Aonach Eagach ridge in the background.
You're never alone. Derek Paterson had some curious company at Laig Bay on the Isle of Eigg.
Jumping cat flash: Russell MacSorley photographed his pet Tilly enjoying the sunshine in Alloa.
A serene and tranquil River Tay was the location for David Wilson, from Falkirk, while fishing for salmon at Birnam.
A young robin steps out at Lochcarron, Ross-shire, giving Ingrid Deschryver a perfect picture.
Anna Henley, from Edinburgh, captured this action shot of a red squirrel in Cairngorms National Park during a photography weekend.
A rustic scene in Glencoe seemed like the perfect composition for Heather Allen from Appin.
This view of Scarista Beach on Harris opened up for Gillian Galloway from Dingwall.
Norie Williamson, from Milngavie, took this picture of tourists enjoying the magnificent view from Lyle Hill in Greenock.
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- Published28 June 2019
