Your pictures of Scotland

Castle ruins sit on top of a huge rock rising out of the sea as a stunning orange sunrise lights up the clouds above.

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 6 and 13 November.

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Balmoral castle, a grand sandstone building in the distance with bright red foliage in the foreground.

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A portrait image of a leafy garden with a pheasant in the foreground looking behind it to an interested red fox a few feet away up a small flight of three steps.
Four deer graze on a hill with a body of water beyond and a range of hills in the background giving a moody feel. One of the deer is standing bolt upright and looking straight at the camera.
A foggy scene taken through the trees which look in silhouette, onto a still loch. The lighting gives the image a monochromatic feel.
A fox with big yellow eyes stares right into the camera close up on the road, two parked cars behind it and another fox creeping up between them.
A view to the sea across some sand dunes, The grey cloud is low and the scene is cast in a blue light, making the yellow tent stand out, appearing to glow from within.
A view of a grey stone bridge from the outside of one end - looking along the parapet from the side, the bridge disappears into the fog at the other side. Branches sit in the foreground.
Beautiful colours of autumn in this view over Loch Lee. The hill in the foreground is a golden brown, with a sparse tree. Still water leads to the shore in the distance where a tiny white house sits in front of a forest and more hills
A brown-hued image of a deer, with grand antlers, looking head-on at the camera, standing proudly in golden brown, long grass.
A close-up headshot of a young seal with massive glossy eyes peers over the side of a boat. Its surface is sleek and wet, its white whiskers standing out and the sun reflecting off its coat.
Yellow and brown leaves litter the forest floor with a bench and a sitting statue of poet Rabbie Burns. A little dog sits on the bench lookin up at the statue.
An image of a stunning sunrise over Fortrose with the sun casting a bright red glow over the water and the sky lit up in shades of red and orange behind the clouds.
A cheeky-looking grey squirrel sits in a holly bush, surrounded by bright red berries and holds one in its little paws.
A bright sun shines through the trees in a forest covered in fallen orange leaves.
A view across the Firth of Clyde, land on either side, with a yellow glow. Dark clouds cover most of the sky except for a jagged seam where the sun lights up the sky and the water.
A fieldfare - a speckled brown and white bird, and a blackbird, sit side by side in a bush surrounded by red berries. The blackbird holds a red berry in its bill.
Oban war memorial sits behind a rock which has been covered in crocheted red poppies to mark remembrance day.
A very fluffy-looking red squirrel sits on a moss-covered log eating some food and almost blending into the autumnal colours of the leaves.
View from a bridge of canal boats festooned with coloured lights. Beyond them, modern apartment buildings stretch out, the closest ones joining in with light projections on their facades.
A very polished image of a bearded tit resplendent in its brown, white and grey colour scheme taken through the reeds.

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