An oyster catcher's nest on the Isle of Mull caught Linda Thom's eye during her holiday. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews
The timer on Paul Miller's camera was put to use, allowing him be in this photo with Beth and Ian on the Whaligoe Steps in Caithness.
The tall ship 'Mir' sailed into Stornoway harbour during the Tall Ships Races 2011. Photo by Donald Macleod.
Leon and Zara visited Blackness Castle with their grandparents and Fiona Addison from Falkirk.
Storm clouds added to the view over Lochee in Dundee from Lesley Anderson's flat.
Eric Niven from Dundee was walking near Dunkeld on a rainy day when he spotted these foxgloves.
Fiona Matheson from Melrose was out walking her dog when she stopped at the loch below The Trimontium.
A gala day and raft race were held to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the RNLI in Campbeltown. Karl Hurd from Machrihanish was there.
Full marks for enthusiasm. Paul Toman and colleagues posed for a photo at the beginning of a "wet but enjoyable day" on Buachaille Etive Mor.
Three-wheeled vehicles were the order of the day during an event to raise money for charity. David Stewart from Dumfries was there to see the procession.
When thunder and rain hit Gartcosh, the common damselfly took refuge in Catherine Slater's conservatory.
Iain Levens spotted this surfer on the waves at Dunbar. Being a keen surfer himself he was 'a bit envious' according to his friend Stevie Campbell who sent the photo in.
Runners at the start of the 40-mile Clyde Stride Race from Partick to New Lanark. Gordon Curran from Maryhill was there just as the starting horn sounded.
Is this a Tardis? Kenny Divers from Cambuslang expected to see Doctor Who in the streets of Glasgow when he saw this 'police box'.
Smoke from the recently fired One O'Clock Gun drifted skywards when Gordon Bennett from East Kilbride was in Edinburgh.
- Published28 June 2019
