Your Pictures of Scotland
Murray Ferguson captured a striking image of Pladda lighthouse as seen from the south coast of Arran.
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Walter Dalgleish joked that some farmers were "making hay while the sun shone" in Stirlingshire during the sunny weather.

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David May captured stunning rays of light filtering through the trees while walking in Culbokie Woods, near Dingwall.

Carol Stuart discovered a tranquil scene near the village of Lairg, on the banks of Loch Shin, in Sutherland.

Elaine Scott enjoyed a day out at the Moffat Vintage Car rally.

Alistair Bell perfectly timed a photograph of his father-in-law, Chris Selley, paddleboarding as a swan flew across the scene.

Hilary Aitken remarked on the behaviour of gulls on Greenock Esplanade, noting:
"Gulls on Greenock Esplanade won't steal your chips - they bring their own."

John Watt observed an osprey attempting to catch its dinner in Aviemore.

Jean Penman saw paddle boarders enjoying the golden hour on Barassie Beach, Troon.

Susan Morrison captured a mystical view as clouds cleared from Carn Mor Dearg.

Jacqueline Dawson had North Berwick harbour all to herself after rising early to watch the sunrise.

John Edward witnessed a rainbow forming over Arthur's Seat on a sunny afternoon in Edinburgh.

Ross Hamilton found a seal resting comfortably after climbing into an inflatable dinghy in Millport.

Dennis Grattan enjoyed a stunning sunrise on Aberdeen Beach.

Norman MacLeod encountered a friendly frog in his garden pond in central Edinburgh.

Gav Burnage took in the view towards Canna, Rum, and Skye across Gallanach Bay on the Isle of Muck.

Kenny Dryburgh was preceded to the summit of West Lomond Hill by several intrepid climbers.

John Dyer came across the flower of Scotland in Motherwell.

Aileen Gillies enjoyed a "beautiful, midge-free" evening stroll along the Crinan Canal.

Sarah Thurlbeck met a puffin on a trip to the Isle of May as it was about to eat its dinner of sand eels.

Tim Berrall observed the research vessel RFA Proteus being refuelled under moonlight at Garelochhead during an evening walk.

Mike Holmes, visiting from Derbyshire, appreciated the "glorious" weather at the Cliffs of Oa on Islay.

Alison Douglas noted that the penguins at Edinburgh Zoo sheltered from the sunny weather at the "Costa del Corstorphine."

Iain Kinnell captured an image of friends Alan and Pam snorkelling off the northern coast of the island of Gigha.

Kate Clarke photographed a common blue butterfly posing perfectly on Easdale Island.





