Your pictures of Scotland: 17 - 24 January Sophie Blanchard Sophie Blanchard took this lovely sunset photo during a wintry walk in Stromness, Orkney.
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 17 and 24 January.
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Liz Rodger 'Port portrait' sent in by Liz Rodger, taken at Port Angus in Montrose.
Adele Carlin-Paterson The "infamous Barrowlands in all her glory, lit up2 said Adele Carlin-Paterson who sent in this photo.
Bill Cameron A moment of calm reflection: Bill Cameron from Lochaber sent into this photo taken at the River Lochy.
Allison McMahon A winter wash: Allison McMahon from Carse of Gowrie sent in this photo of a robin enjoying a chilly bath in her garden. She said: "I have a family of five that fly around, feed, bath and play. I love watching them."
Mervyn Rendall Mervyn Rendall sent in this photo of a stunning purple and orange sunrise captured in Shapinsay on Orkney.
Kelly Robson Kelly Robson took this photo during a recent hike with two friends at Stob an Eas near Lochgoilhead in Argyll.
Pauline McIntyre Get your alpacas in a row: Pauline McIntyre took this photo on a day out with her daughter walking alpacas near Dunbar. They were "having a well earned rest," she said.
Daniel Goddard Daniel Goddard sent in this photo taken during a fresh January walk on Sand Bay on the Applecross peninsula. "I was rewarded with amazing views of Raasay," he said.
Emma Sutherland Emma Sutherland took this photo of the sun peeking through the clouds at Bizzyberry Hill in Biggar
Clayer Currie Chasing sunrises: Clayer Currie ventured to Elie in Fife to catch the sun rising over East Lothian in the distance
Daniel White Daniel White from East Kilbride took this photo on a "stunning day" climbing the Liathach in Glen Torridon. "Setting out before sunset really paid off," he said.
Michael Donoghue Michael Donoghue from East Lothian took this photo of a piper busking near Princes Street in Edinburgh.
Alice MacLennan Curious fox: Alice MacLennan spotted this little fox on her doorstop in Craiglockhart in Edinburgh. She said it attracted quite the crowd, but her dog Fudge "wasn't so taken".
Karen McLeod Karen McLeod's dog Scobby "having a ball" at Troon Beach.
Hugh Maxwell "Over many years and countless visits, this was the first time I've ever actually seen Glenbuck Loch, near Muirkirk in East Ayrshire, completely frozen over," said Hugh Maxwell from Darvel.
Alan Rankin Star man: Alan Rankin from Carrbridge sent in this photo of himself standing next to Lochindorb during an impressive show of the Northern Lights. He said: "Using a timer I managed to squeeze myself into the image making it an Astro Selfie."
Lorna Donaldson Skating lessons: Lorna Donaldson captured this photo of some birds taking an impromptu ice skating lesson in Causewayhead, Stirling.
Ernest Boath Ernest Boath from Airlie took this spooky shot in Ruthven, Angus on his way to work.
Lee Ansett With Burns Night topical, this is Haggis the pygmy hippo calf at Edinburgh Zoo. The hippo just been for a swim with his mum and was "looking pretty thirsty," says Lee Ansett.
Danica Pinto A "fiery sunrise over Fife", said Danica Pinto who sent in this photo.
Ian Knight A view through the window of Findlater Castle on the Aberdeenshire coast sent in by Ian Knight.
Simon Schwesig Simon Schwesig took this photo of his friend Jesse while on the final ascent to Aonach Beag in the Highlands.
Colin Eccles Colin Eccles took this moody looking image from over his garden wall in Ruthven near Huntly.
Marlyn McInnes A second horsey shot this week, this one sent in by Marlyn McInnes from Perthshire as she sat and watched them eat breakfast.
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