Your pictures of Scotland: 28 January - 4 February - BBC News
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 28 January and 4 February.
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 28 January and 4 February.

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Peter Ribbeck took this spectacular shot facing the storm on the Cobbler in Argyll and Bute.

Dora Paal sent us this photo of the Commando memorial in Spean Bridge with the Plough in the background.

Richard Paton said: "I took this photograph of a female kestrel on a thorny hedge in the countryside, half a mile from the village of St Madoes."

Iain Donnachie took this shot of a female kingfisher near Kircudbright.

William Bark took this dramatic photo of a brave canoeist going over the waterfall in Linn Park, Glasgow.

Ian Barr sent us this picture of the Clydebank waterfront sunset, saying: "I used the the concrete plinth from the remains of John Brown's Shipyard as a focal point."

Alana Willox captured this shot at Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire during Storm Corrie.

Meanwhile, David Morrish took this picture of snapped trees in the grounds of Crathes Castle, near Banchory, following the storm.

Martyn Powell said: "Taken near Kinbrace in the Highlands. I think he was stalking me."

Emma Brockway sent in this photo of "beach fun before a sunrise swim in Aberdeen."

Rod McLean sent us this picture of daughter Daisy on Lundie Craigs in the Sidlaw range between Dundee and Coupar Angus.

David Henderson submitted this photo of Irish Terrier Rowan, "enjoying the full hair-dryer treatment from Storm Malik on Cramond Beach, in Edinburgh."

Karen Burgoyne braved a cold and early start to capture this scene on the Don Estuary, Aberdeen.

Alan Affleck captured "the quiet between the storms" in this photo taken in Dunbar.

Sandy McGrattan said: "I captured this on a visit to the Black Isle while in Inverness working with Scottish Ballet. A caption that came to mind is "Who's looking at Ewe!""

Alex Mullen said: "A wonderful pre-dawn run basked in the glow from the local street lighting on the townside path at Craigmaddie Reservoir, Milngavie."

Adam Mitchell took this photo of mandarin ducks in Loch Lomond.

Fiona Borland from Ayr sent us this photo on a "day of brilliant sunshine on the coastal walk from Garlieston to Cruggleton Castle".

Katrina McCracken took this dramatic shot in Ayrshire during the stormy weather.

Bobby Hughes from Barrhead said: "A nice visit to see the beautiful Glasgow Uni lit up at night."

Jo Bicheno from Dunblane said: "We were lucky to spot these two roe deer while walking near Carsebreck Loch Auchterarder."

John Brady took this photo on a trip to Glencoe.

John Dyer took this photo of "old reflected on new" in Glasgow.

Lesley Russell said: "I took the photo near Ballater in the Cairngorms National Park, what a lovely place is Scotland!"

Mirren Galbraith took this picture of a dramatic sky over St Andrews.

Charlie Scott from New Pitsligo, Aberdeenshire asks: "Is this a water sprite in the sea at Fraserburgh?"

Jacki Gordon sent in one of her miniature creations to mark Chinese New Year, the Year of the Tiger.

Loreena Price captured this photo of a swan in flight at Pitfour Lake, Mintlaw, Aberdeenshire.

Megan Mackie said: "I thought the nation would enjoy this photo of Bunty the border terrier helping with the clean-up operation in Edzell after the devastation caused by Storm Corrie."

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