Your pictures of Scotland: 17-24 June

24 June 2022

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 17 and 24 June.

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Geoff Shutt

Geoff Shutt from Dunbar took this photo of a giraffe at Edinburgh Zoo looking out over the city.

Vicki Watson

Vicki Watson took this picture of Edinburgh Blue Balls swimming group at the Porty Pride event at Portobello.

Arthur Campbell

Arthur Campbell took this dramatic monochrome shot of the Isle of Rum viewed from Laig Bay, Eigg.

Chris Reekie

Chris Reekie said: "Watching this hare in a field near St Andrews stretching made me think it should have its own book of yoga exercises."

Ronnie Fotheringham

Ronnie Fotheringham from St Andrews took this shot of a competitor at the Strathmore Highland Games.

Andy Donne

Andy Donne said: "To celebrate the longest day of the year I climbed to the top of Schiehallion for sunset. The view didn't disappoint!"

Brian Mucci

Brian Mucci sent us this photo of a hungry puffin on the Isle of May.

Anne Patterson

Anne Patterson took this shot of Braeriach from Sgor Gaoith in the Cairngorms. She said: "Cracking day out with fantastic views, what more could you ask for?"

Jon Davey

Jon Davey captured this dramatic photo of Ultimate Frisbee player Kat Shepherd on Portobello Beach.

Geoff Der

Geoff Der said: "A visitor from Australia had heard of the Giant Shipbuilder sculptures at Port Glasgow so we went to see them. Pretty impressive; this one is a bit like a Terminator."

Ozgur Yilmaz

Ozgur Yilmaz took this picture of his daughter running in the Glasgow exhibition centre tunnel after her theatre show in the Armadillo.

Carol Bone

Carol Bone took this photo of a whitethroat on the Fife coast catching insects.

Kenneth Gilmour

Kenneth Gilmour was on Tinto Hill, South Lanarkshire when he captured this moment. He said: "The gap in the cloud allowed the suns rays to light up a dull night."

Lara Willis

Lara Willis captured Maisie enjoying the sunshine on a family trip to St Abbs in the Borders.

Scott Innes

Scott Innes took this shot near Burghead, Moray with Roseisle in the background.

Brian Colston

Brian Colston from Falkirk sent us this photo of a kestrel chick.

Henry Mosey

Henry Mosey from Kircudbright took this colourful picture of rewilding in Lochside Park, Castle Douglas.

Paul Fraser

Paul Fraser from Callander said: "Overjoyed to find this little jewel of a cuckoo wasp. Their colours are simply amazing".

Duncan Shingleton

Duncan Shingleton sent us this photo of "getting your cygnets in a row" at Inverleith Park in Edinburgh.

Jamie Ballantine

Jamie Ballantine said: "We spotted this short-eared owl whilst we were driving through the Western Isles."

Bruce Cairns

Bruce Cairns said: "I got this shot from the window of a delayed flight into Inverness from London. The late midsummer light cast long shadows, picking out the patterns in the sand and stones of this long spit of land off the coast of Nairn."

Mervyn Rendall

Mervyn Rendall took this striking picture of lenticular clouds over Orkney.

John Paul Docherty

Another aerial shot, this time from John Paul Docherty from Largs, who captured this picture of the PS Waverley on its way to Rothesay.

Eric Niven

Eric Niven from Dundee said: "This beautiful small pearl-bordered fritillary butterfly was feeding on the raspberry flowers on Tullybaccart Hill."

Gerry Priest

Gerry Priest took this photo of a horse on Skye.

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