Ally Kearney
Ally Kearney’s son James is having the time of his life, cycling downhill at Comrie Croft at the start of a beautiful weekend in Perthshire
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 26 September and 3 October.
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John Cuthbert
John Cuthbert was inspired to write a poem by this stunning view: “Loch Lomond glistens, calm and deep, where golden evenings softly sleep. Its life-giving waters hold a tender flame, that whispers gently, and calls my name.”
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Stacey Taylor
A rainbow looks set to beam up the lifeboat at Loch Langaig Isle of Skye, snapped by Stacey Taylor from the Isle of Wight.
Jane Malcolm
Jane Malcolm from Kelso came across a spooky scene in the fields near Hume as the autumn mist gradually burst into glorious sunshine
Angela Chung
A stunning double rainbow met Angela Chung from London as her party sailed through Loch Lochy. She says: “A beautiful silver lining after bad weather prevented us from sailing over the top of Scotland from Oban to Orkney, and onto Inverness.”
Jon Harvie
A stunning view to end the day for Jon Harvie from Glasgow who stayed at Caolasnacon campsite near Kinlochleven
Andrew Leishman
Andrew Leishman enjoyed a perfect sunny morning walk at Kinneil house in Bo’ness and loved this image of the sunlight filtering through the trees
Jimmy Mason
Scenes of chaos at Pittencrieff Park Dunfermline as a “giant” squirrel spills his nuts from a shopping trolley. The mayhem was witnessed by Jimmy Mason from Dunfermline
Robert Park
Sunday mornings are made for cycling fun and Robert Park’s granddaughter Poppy has a great time speeding through the puddles in Girvan
Darryl Holdnall
A gorgeous sunrise and an interesting sky at Tobermory made it worth Darryl Holdnall’s while to get up early
Susan Morrison
Autumn is creeping in in all its colourful glory, and Susan Morrison was taken with these leaves on a walk in Perth
Paul Shaw
Paul Shaw captured this wild goat in Ardnamurchan, its serious expression reflecting the grey skies behind
Nicki Bell
A misty but colourful sunrise in Beauly comes to us courtesy of Nicki Bell
Graham Christie
An early morning Robin looks majestic perched on a lobster creel in St Andrews harbour and Graham Christie was lucky enough to capture it
John McGuinness
John McGuinness from Dunfermline brings us this bike rider, soaring in the air at the Kingdom MotoX track in Cardenden in Fife
Victor Tregubov
“The first touch of autumn” says Victor Tregubov, who took this lovely image of two leaves, in yellow and brown, floating on water in Pitlochry
Stephen Todd
Stephen Todd from Robroyston climbed one of his “bucket list” mountains, Suilven, and spend two days there, capturing this sunrise at the top
Eddie Romeo
Eddie Romeo says he stumbled across this thought-provoking street art in Glasgow’s Hope Street by The Rebel Bear
David May
This very handsome stag on Rannoch Moor reminded David May of an image that should be on a shortbread tin.
Paul Steven
The Northern Lights plunged Girnigoe castle into silhouette, sent to us by Paul Steven from Wick
Callum Davidson
Oh, hello: A wood mouse popped up on Callum Davidson’s JCB while he was working at a local estate in Perthshire
Norman Robb
Norman Robb from Lenzie took this photograph on Sunday while out for walk near Lenzie golf course just after sunrise
John Christie
John Christie caught this Loganair Twin Otter negotiating water upon landing on the beach at Barra, the only scheduled beach landing in the world
Henry Bookey
“On your marks,” says Henry Bookey at this red squirrel that’s ready to sprint across the forest floor at RSPB Loch Leven
