Your pictures of Scotland: 19 - 26 April
Mike Wood, of Edinburgh, said of his image of black grouse: "A 03:00 meet up near Dunkeld and then off to the lek to be in the hide before first light. Well worth the effort and sleep deprivation to see the males strut their stuff."
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"The wonderful Assynt Hills, shot from Meall na Beiste," said Tina Jack.
Niall Craig said: "We thought spring would be a safe bet for a camping trip to Ullapool and the Kylesku Bridge...3C overnight, high winds, heavy rain, hailstones. But it was great fun anyway."
Willie Matheson, who took this picture in Aberdeen, said: "Wandering home from the theatre I looked across Union Terrace Gardens to the lit up night-time view of what remains of Triple Kirks."
Michael Dixon said these moss and lichen-festooned spruce trees in Eskdale, Dumfries and Galloway had "another worldy feel".
Alli McMahon's picture of new-born lambs at Aboyne Farm.
Colin Denholm was at Blair Castle in Perthshire. He said: "Amazing place. I had to wait a while for the sun to keek through the clouds to get this shot."
Tom Conway, from Glasgow, said: "Photo taken on a beautiful sunny spring day, out walking on Binnein Beag from Kinlochleven."
"Reflections on the Clyde walking to Hampden," said Greig Cruickshank, who sent in this picture to the gallery.
Blackness Castle, near Linlithgow, in a picture by Margaret Anderson, of Penicuik.
Steve Showell, of Dudley, took this image from The Storr, Skye. Steve said: "This is the view looking along the Trotternish Ridge towards the Black Cuillin. It was a five mile walk of pure joy. Skye you are beautifully amazing."
Sterling Yates, of St Andrews, captured this scene of seven swans over West Sands, St Andrews, at sunset.
"Took this photo on a golden hour mountain bike ride over the 5 Peaks route in the Pentland Hills. Maybe the wet and grey is behind us," said Ewan MacNeilage.
Jacki Gordon: "Walking over Glasgow's Squinty Bridge as the sun went down. I was happy that I had my camera with me."
Cherry blossom in Anderson Park, Largs, in a picture taken by John Cox.
Euan Mchale, of Bonnyrigg, took this image from Beinn Narnian in Arrochar.
Steve Chalmers, of Kelty, sent in this photo of Arran's Lamlash Bay in moonlight.
Claire Woodward-Nutt, of Glasgow, took this picture of the Bella the beithir artwork on the Forth and Clyde Canal after a deluge of rain.
Gill Shand, of Tiree, captured this aerial image of her island home. Gill said: "The colours in the water were stunning."
Brian Forsyth, of Kirriemuir, caught sight of the Northern Lights at Backwater Reservoir in Glenisla, Angus.
Eric Niven, from Dundee, said he enjoyed this view of Geal Charn near Dalwhinnie.
Steve Buckland, of Cupar, captioned this image: "Mad March hares in April at the Scottish Wildlife Trust reserve at Bankhead Moss, Fife."
Emily McMurray, from Edinburgh, said: "This was the stunning view west at Lochgoilhead. I was there with the 23rd Craigalmond Blackhall Cubs for the weekend, so we were just heading to the loch to try canoeing and stand up paddle boarding."
"Here is a nice picture of the Clansman ferry coming into Oban Bay looking down the Sound of Mull," Paul Brown said.
Robert Westerman, who took this picture, said: "The Rhinns of Islay lighthouse was the perfect backdrop for this 1917 Ford Model T parked up between Portnahaven and Port Wemyss on Islay."
"A very early morning stroll down to the harbour at Oban showed the colourful and calmly moored boats at the jetties with the St Columba's Cathedral in the background," said Colin Fisher.
Ann Jakeman said: "Flying back from Tokyo I was treated to this stunning view of Kintyre on the way to London Heathrow. Made me so happy to be home."
A halo around the sun in Sandwick, Shetland, in an image from Julie Nisbet.
Sophie Whitby was in Aboyne when she spotted this upside-down rainbow. It's an optical effect known as circumzenithal arcs.
Wilma Boyle said of her picture: "Stunning scenery on way up to Loch Brandy."
Walter Baxter, of Galashiels, said: "This 65m wind turbine blade weighing 16 tonnes was passing by Selkirk golf course as it was slowly moving towards the Pines Burn Wind Farm near Bonchester Bridge"
"This wee fellow could just about be the cutest thing I have ever seen. He was sitting in the middle of a tall holly bush when I took this picture, keeping a watchful eye on me, in case I started to climb up - which was unlikely," said Simon Gillespie, of Newport-on-Tay.
Aileen Gillies sent in this photo. Aileen said: "A beautiful sky and reflections on the Crinan Canal."
Neil Barton's Edinburgh sunrise.
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