Your pictures of Scotland: 21 - 28 June

Shunpike Social Club performing on the ‘sea stage’ at the Sea Rising Festival in Portobello, taken by Jon Davey

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"The coast off Largs can produce stunning sunsets that light everything. This fisherman decided to head home as the tide was advancing," said Douglas Soutter.

Jez Campbell, of Kilchoan, took this picture of White Tailed Sea Eagles playing on Ben Hiant, Ardnamurchan.

Gavin Major took this picture at the start of the Highland Cross Ultra event at Morvich.

"Everyone enjoys a paddle on a warm day," said Phil Clark Dudley who took this picture on Dunnet Beach, Caithness.

Kamaldeep Ghataurhae visited the Glasgow Mela at Kelvingrove park at the weekend and took this great picture.

Iona in the sun, taken by Debbie Neilson.

"Mummy beaver with her three kits on the River Ericht," said Peter Wilkinson.

Noctilucent clouds behind Rubha nan Gall Lighthouse, Isle of Mull, taken by Alexa Kershaw.

Jim Innes, Musselburgh, took this picture of the winners in the men's wheelchair event at the Four Nation Para Badminton International at the Emirates Arena.

"The Coos of Knockfarrell, Dingwall," said Gary Beech of Invergordon.

Jacqueline Dawson said: "Golfers paradise in East Lothian, featuring the Glen Golf club and the Bass Rock."

"Puffin with a fresh catch of fish on the Isle of May," said Andrew Gale from Glasgow.

Louise Love of Broadford, Isle of Skye, captured this image of the Red Cuillin hills.

Anna the alpaca enjoying a "wee drink" at The Royal Highland Show, taken by Alison Kilpatrick.

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