Your pictures of Scotland: 18 - 25 September

Golden hour on the shores if Loch Linnhe near Kinggairloch sent in by Richard Taylor from Dunbar.
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A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 18 and 25 September.
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A rainbow from Nairn to the Black Isle, photographed from Nairn Beach by Steven Coull.
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Niall Hammond from Alloa spotted a "busy wee bee going about its business" during a visit to House of Dun in Montrose.

Linda Miller from Gartcosh took this photo of the serene scene at Irvine Harbour while on a walk with her sister.

Keeping with boats, Javed Zada took this photo at Bo'ness Shore looking over the Firth of Forth, while on a walk with his wife and daughter.

A different view of the Forth Rail Bridge photographed by David May.

Niall Cook from Renfrew took this photo of the crowd at the OVO Hydro during a 10th Anniversary gig for the band Tidelines.

Henry, the 14-year-old Westie in full flight on Sanna Bay, Ardnarmuchan, sent in by owner Tony Kidd.

Malcolm Gillies took this photo at his happy place, in the wildlife hide in the forest above Aberfoyle. "It is one place you are virtually guaranteed to see red squirrels," he said.

"The ruins of Strome Castle was just the perfect picture frame for my dog Pippa to pose in. It was part of our fantastic journey on the NC500 route," said Graham Charles.

A Bar-tailed godwit takes off in the wind from Aberlady Bay Nature Reserve sent in by Richard Perry from Edinburgh.

"Walking through a cliffside waterfall being blown back inland by the strong North Atlantic wind," said Dean McCabe who took this photo at Dunnet Head lighthouse.

Emma Adams sent in this photo of her sons having some fun at the Prince Albert Cairn while on a campervan trip around the country.

A glorious September sunrise over Milsey Bay in North Berwick captured by Pat Christie.

Jan Dolny from Edinburgh took this photo inside Glasgow City Chambers. "It's a building people pass daily but may have no idea of the stunning architecture inside," she said.

A well placed rainbow soars over Calton Hill at the end of Princes Street, making it look this statue has superpowers. Sent in by Lyndsey Croal.

Charlie McGinn from Helensburgh took this photo of the Lismore Lighthouse standing out against the blue sky while on the ferry back to Oban.

Mairi Smith from Torphins in Aberdeenshire said: "Nature truly is a beautiful thing," about her photo of a sunset at Findhorn beach.

Jamie Neish caught a magnificent stag relaxing during golden hour while on holiday in Torridon.

The autumn Equinox sunset over Duncansby Stacks photographed by Torquil MacLeod from Stornoway.

A 'puddle pic' taken in Motherwell by John Dyer