Your pictures of Scotland: 26 August - 2 September
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A selection of your pictures of Scotland between 26 August and 2 September. Send your photos to scotlandpictures@bbc.co.uk or our Instagram at #bbcscotlandpics.
Anthony Robson believes this young kingfisher may be finding its own territory in the Figgate Park, in the east of Edinburgh.
Luskentyre beach in Harris looks picture perfect in this photograph taken by Morris Macleod.
Between the showers, Nina Mackay photographed a "beautiful rainbow" at Ackergill near Wick, looking out towards Noss Head.
Caroline Whiting took this photograph of a "perfect sunset" over the River Clyde in Glasgow.
Sheldon-the-tortoise was caught on camera at the Callanish Stones, while on his holidays in Lewis. He belongs to Nicola Pearson's niece, Rebecca.
Neil McDade sent in his photograph of a striking sunset over Edinburgh.
Come rain or shine, Paddy the playful Collie enjoys playtime on Barassie Beach, according to Derek Pake.
Martin Mulloy spotted this unusual signpost on the Isle of Mull.
Frances Fyfe, of Ayr, spent last Saturday foraging in the Galloway Forest Park, near Newton Stewart.
Kirsty Barker's sons, Nathan and Andrew, got up early on Saturday morning to watch the hot air balloons take off at the Strathaven Balloon Festival.
Tom Dunlop reckons there must be a pot of gold beneath Dumbarton Rock
Arran is the background of this photograph, taken from Newton Shore, Ayr, by Jim Wood. He said the wreck in the foreground is a sunken coal boat.
Gemma Keith, 17, captured the stars over Aberdeenshire during a very clear night in Banchory.
Jarlath Flynn enjoyed the Edinburgh Festival fireworks from the roof of his home in Kingsknowe.
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- Published28 June 2019
