Your pictures of Scotland: photos from across the country

Surfer on the high: “Pettigrew went to port, and many used strong winds,” says Keith Simpson.

Keith Simpson kitesurfer mid-air with bright kite with bridges and blue sky and clouds in the distance. — Surfer on the high: “Pettigrew went to port, and many used strong winds,” says Keith Simpson.

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“Early morning photograph of the Wallace Monument,” says Paul Weir.

The Paul Weir Wallace Monument – a tall, narrow structure – is silhouetted against the orange morning sky. — “Early morning photograph of the Wallace Monument,” says Paul Weir.

“The Kingfisher sits on the banks of the River Kelvin in Glasgow, ignoring the passing traffic and focusing on the fishing,” says Brian Gallagher.

Brian Gallagher Kingfisher perched on a branch in blue and rust and white, a small brown and white terrier dog looking in its direction dimly in the background, next to a pair of someone's legs. — “The Kingfisher sits on the banks of the River Kelvin in Glasgow, ignoring the passing traffic and focusing on the fishing,” says Brian Gallagher.

Time to think: “A wonderful blue sky with beautiful snow,” says Louise Love. “There was little wind so we were able to get good reflections in the water of Loch Slab.”

The peaks of the Lewis Love range are covered in snow, and are shown reflected in the waters of the loch. — Time to think: “A wonderful blue sky with beautiful snow,” says Louise Love. “There was little wind so we were able to get good reflections in the water of Loch Slab.”

“Raindrops on leaves, photographed while walking around the grounds of Tracwear House in Innerleithen,” says Catriona Gibson.

Catriona Gibson Brown, yellow and rust-colored leaves covered with water droplets, lying on the ground. — “Raindrops on leaves, photographed while walking around the grounds of Tracwear House in Innerleithen,” says Catriona Gibson.

Coo-ee: “Highland coo at Balcavis Loch,” says Mary Rodgers of this beautiful shot.

Mary Rodgers Highland cow with horns standing on grassy ground against light sky. — Coo-ee: “Highland coo at Balcavis Loch,” says Mary Rodgers of this beautiful shot.

“Baby haggis poses for camera at Edinburgh Zoo,” says newbie Sammy Kelly Pygmy hippo Arrival (rather than an actual baby haggis, of course).

Sammy Kelly Gray baby pygmy hippo, mouth open and eyes wide, looking at camera. — “Baby haggis poses for camera at Edinburgh Zoo,” says newbie Sammy Kelly Pygmy hippo Arrival (rather than an actual baby haggis, of course).

“Early morning at Eilean Donan, a heavy frost covers the ground,” says Richard Mellen. “I captured this moment from the vantage point. It just didn’t seem real. I couldn’t believe how beautiful it was.”

Richard Mellen's image framed by tree branches on a small island in Fort Lake, with frozen snow-capped mountains in the background. — “Early morning at Eilean Donan, a heavy frost covers the ground,” says Richard Mellen. “I captured this moment from the vantage point. It just didn’t seem real. I couldn’t believe how beautiful it was.”

Lobster-bon bon bon? “A rainbow bends across an angry sky, over Fraserburgh Harbour, with the lighthouse in the background,” says Manilan Ritchie.

Two dark blue and white fishing trawlers in Ricci Harbor, Manila, with a rainbow arch and a red and white lighthouse behind them in a dark sky. — Lobster-bon bon bon? “A rainbow bends across an angry sky, over Fraserburgh Harbour, with the lighthouse in the background,” says Manilan Ritchie.

I actually eat otter a little breakfast: “The prize for sneaking in the shade while eating… goes to Mrs. Otter,” says George Kelsey. “Delighted to catch up with our local girl, Mary, having a quiet snack by the river in Chatton Park, Edinburgh.”

George Kelsey An otter with wet fur glistens in the sunlight A fish hangs in its mouth, between branches and grass. — I actually eat otter a little breakfast: “The prize for sneaking in the shade while eating… goes to Mrs. Otter,” says George Kelsey. “Delighted to catch up with our local girl, Mary, having a quiet snack by the river in Chatton Park, Edinburgh.”

Cold snap: “Enjoying a winter wonderland while walking the dog in Corsey Woods, Banchory,” says Kate Robertson.

Kate Robertson Sunlight breaks through snow-covered trees on a tree, with a snow-covered path, a dog in the distance. — Cold snap: “Enjoying a winter wonderland while walking the dog in Corsey Woods, Banchory,” says Kate Robertson.

“Barra, Brooke, Bella and Brady (Cambrogan Rough Collies) enjoy a walk and stop at Loch Trunkie for a photo,” says Stacey Steven.

Stacey Steven's four collie dogs - white, organ and black markings - all sitting side by side with trees and water and mountains in the background, amid the snow. — “Barra, Brooke, Bella and Brady (Cambrogan Rough Collies) enjoy a walk and stop at Loch Trunkie for a photo,” says Stacey Steven.

Winter woollies: “A snowy walk down a farm lane in Falkirk,” says Brian Colston, a sheep watching in the distance.

Brian Colston A sheep in the distance on a snow-covered path, with snow-covered trees dominating the scene, as well as a snow-covered open door. — Winter woollies: “A snowy walk down a farm lane in Falkirk,” says Brian Colston, a sheep watching in the distance.

Small and large: “Photographed on a chilly morning through our lounge window in Feshiebridge on holiday this week,” says Graham Rossi. “Slim pickings for food but still attracted a wee robin and a pheasant.”

Graham Rosy A small robin on the ground, next to a large colorful pheasant, with woodland behind them. — Small and large: “Photographed on a chilly morning through our lounge window in Feshiebridge on holiday this week,” says Graham Rossi. “Slim pickings for food but still attracted a wee robin and a pheasant.”

Freeze frame: “My daughter Georgie, six, says hello to her 10-year-old brother Ronan’s snowman, which he built during a festive trip to Glasgow,” says Alex Watt.

Alex Watt sits outside in the snow and a little snowman looks out the window with one hand on the other. — Freeze frame: “My daughter Georgie, six, says hello to her 10-year-old brother Ronan’s snowman, which he built during a festive trip to Glasgow,” says Alex Watt.

A bird in the hand: “I took this picture in Kelvingrove Park,” says Patrick Studt. “My partner Jenny loves birds and we were amazed at how confident this big tit was. It came to her hand for food several times.”

Patrick Stud Yellow, blue, black and white bird, flapping wings, fingertip of a woman's hand holding some nuts. — A bird in the hand: “I took this picture in Kelvingrove Park,” says Patrick Studt. “My partner Jenny loves birds and we were amazed at how confident this big tit was. It came to her hand for food several times.”

“My black and white image of Newburgh Beach, north of Aberdeen, with a wrecked boat,” says Edward Stephens.

Edward Stephens black and white image of a beach with a dilapidated old boat sticking out of the sand and dunes in the background. — “My black and white image of Newburgh Beach, north of Aberdeen, with a wrecked boat,” says Edward Stephens.

An’ Art Frost: “I’m in awe of this photo. I took it at Loch Ard,” says Stuart Irwin. “The temperature was at or above zero and I was in my canoe.”

A swan on a hillside by Stuart Irwin and a frosty scene of a hillside and house in the background. — An’ Art Frost: “I’m in awe of this photo. I took it at Loch Ard,” says Stuart Irwin. “The temperature was at or above zero and I was in my canoe.”

Crow road? No, it’s West Calder Main Street from Jim Fanning. “A crow that doesn’t care about order belongs”.

Jim Fanning Black Crow standing on a street railing, two cars in the background, and a storefront with red and glass doors. — Crow road? No, it’s West Calder Main Street from Jim Fanning. “A crow that doesn’t care about order belongs”.

It’s too warm: “Griffin and snow for our anniversary,” says Lisa Tennant. “Horses are so cool!”

Lisa Tennant Two dark horses in a snow-covered field next to a stream, trees covered in snow. — It’s too warm: “Griffin and snow for our anniversary,” says Lisa Tennant. “Horses are so cool!”

“This picture was taken when I was on the Isle of Raay after the Isle of Skye,” says Craig McGeough.

Craig McGeo stands with a dark sky in the countryside of ram, curled horns and yellow woolly rocks. — “This picture was taken when I was on the Isle of Raay after the Isle of Skye,” says Craig McGeough.

“Starlings remove the frozen berries of the rowan tree,” says Jade Kilbride of Keith.

Jade Kilbride Two brown and spotted starlings on a slender branch, one with its wings spread and a red berry in its beak and the other a cluster of red berries covered in red snow. — “Starlings remove the frozen berries of the rowan tree,” says Jade Kilbride of Keith.

Pastel Image: “Autumn light at Edsel,” says Peter Gallacher.

Peter Gallacher trees under a pale sky of blues, pinks and oranges. — Pastel Image: “Autumn light at Edsel,” says Peter Gallacher.

Sunset Goals: This evening the statue at Celtic Park was taken by John Dyer.

John Dyer statue of football player holding a large trophy with a blue and yellow sunset sky in the background. — Sunset Goals: This evening the statue at Celtic Park was taken by John Dyer.

Night light: “A storm in the Cairngorms cleared the skies this afternoon for filming at Ryvon Pass this evening,” says Alan O’Connor.

Alan O'Connor Man walks down a snowy mountain road in dark clothing with a head torch shining through the starry night sky. — Night light: “A storm in the Cairngorms cleared the skies this afternoon for filming at Ryvon Pass this evening,” says Alan O’Connor.

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