Your pictures of Scotland 12 - 19 June
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A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 12 June and 19 June. Send your photos to scotlandpictures@bbc.co.uk. Please ensure you adhere to the BBC's rules regarding photographs which can be found here.
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The Skye's the limit: Anisha Macdermid took this wonderful shot of the Skye Bridge at Kyleakin.
Mulling it over: "Evening light and interesting cloud layers looking towards Mull", says Carol Collis at Clachan-Seil.
Catch of the day: This osprey was fishing at the pond behind Val Gall's house at Bridge of Cally, Perthshire.
Mountainous effort: "I was passing through Glencoe - Buachaille Etive Mor looking magnificent and majestic with wisps of cloud clinging to the summit", says Peter MacDonald.
Well cropped shot: "An amazing sunset over the barley fields in Campmuir, near Coupar Angus in Perthshire", says Robbie Preece. "This barley will end up as a lovely malt in 10 years."
I Drew a nice picture: "My son Drew relaxing, splashing about in the evening sun at Burghead beach after a fun day at Kinloss childcare hub", says Amy Thornton.
You otter not be here? Ricky Greenhowe spotted this visitor at Aberdeen harbour enjoying some fish. "We were close - within about 3ft – and it was not caring", he said. “It certainly lifts the doom and gloom.”
Life drawing: Nicki Mackay from Penicuik got in touch to say her daughter Lynne has taken to honouring "some of the heroes" at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary through art. "Hopefully by sharing these images we can spread the joy further and show our support for the NHS".
Small wonder: "Emily Beedie Burns is 17 months old and has no idea that on any other year, mid June, the Castle Esplanade would not look like this", says mum Fiona Beedie. "Being a tourist in our own city of Edinburgh without the usual crowds of tourists and people has been the weirdest but most special of times. Emily will probably never see it like this again".
Top table: Sunset over the MacLeod’s Tables on the Isle of Skye, from Roddy MacKinnon.
Our kestrel manoeuvres: "We have had kestrels nest in a box for the past six years", says Catriona Edwards in Montrose. "This year we have five chicks and this is a picture of one of them sitting on top of the box".
Isla Skye: "Katy having a rest on the hill with Isla the pet Highland cow in north Skye", says her brother Murdo MacGillivray, adding: "Rain on the way".
Catching the wave: Karen Rodgers photographed her five-year-old daughter Melissa at the River Don at Dyce. "Lovely to see people being able to enjoy outdoor hobbies again safely".
Good evening: "Out for a late cycle on the route of the John Muir Way overlooking the River Tyne at Inner Tyninghame Bay", says Duncan Barrie.
Bridge frame: Forth Rail Bridge from Inverkeithing thanks to Derek Grist. "Fine summer day and couldn't miss framing this beauty".
Things are looking up: "This young kingfisher may be experiencing its first decent rain, after the haar and drizzle turned nasty along the Water of Leith", says Dave Stewart.
Bobby dazzler: "With no tourists around, it was good to be able to get a close-up photo of Greyfriars Bobby", says Joanne Baird in Edinburgh.
Heads up: Gerry Macdonald spotted this deer in a field in Drumoak, Aberdeenshire.
There's a moose, loose: Weronika Janiszewska spotted this regular visitor in her garden in Glasgow. "We named him Jerry".
A quiet run: "A dreich Edinburgh Saturday morning in June", says Tim Hyatt. "Normally busy, the Royal Mile looked very atmospheric when deserted mid-morning."
Early riser: "A 4am start for my 10-month-old daughter Sarah", says Angela Watt in Port Glasgow. "Lucky enough to catch the sunrise, looking across the Clyde towards Dumbarton".
Sorry, thought you asked for a roof fox... Michael Hughes spotted this unexpected car accessory in Lenzie.
There's a pattern developing here: "We have our very own Banksy in Inverkip", says Jill McAdam. "Rainbows all over the bridges etc".
A wettriano painting? Gordon Bain's shot at Dores, Loch Ness, possibly has echoes of the famous works of Jack Vettriano.
Roots 66: "Granny was fed up with lockdown so she dyed her hair pink at 66!" That's daring Helen O’Neill, from Dalry.
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