Graham Christie took this picture of a rook in his Helensburgh Garden. [Graham Christie]
Steven Neish was looking back from the North Pier on a sunny day in Oban. [Steven Neish]
Victor Tregubov shot this low tide composition near Ayr. [Victor Tregubov]
Sandra Baird caught the sunset on Niseaboist beach on the Isle of Harris. [Sandra Baird]
Julie Odell took this photo of her husband Tim and dogTilly, looking out at the setting sun from their wild camp on Gathersnow Hill in the Borders. [Julie Odell]
Richard Castro caught this atmospheric light at the Commando Memorial above Spean Bridge. [Richard Castro]
Penelope O'Connor took this picture of wash day at Cellardyke Harbour in Fife. [Penelope O'Connor ]
Suzi Watson took this picture of the Cairngorms from a helicopter. [Suzi Watson]
Scott Redford said the early morning autumn sun made it look like this snail had a light inside its shell at the Clyde in Erskine. [Scott Redford]
Alana Willox took this picture of an autumnal Johnston Gardens in Aberdeen. [Alana Willox]
Svitlana Ivantsiv said a squirrel comes to visit her family in Glasgow, jumping on the windowsill and looking inside as though asking for a treat. [Svitlana Ivantsiv]
Duncan Horwell captured the beauty of Stalker Castle off the coast of Port Appin. [Duncan Horwell ]
John Wittgreffe discovered these cattle chilling out at Balnakeil Bay. [John Wittgreffe]
Derrick Tipple watched new arrivals landing on the beach at Barra. [Derrick Tipple]
John Dyer had a "sunrise moment" in Motherwell. [John Dyer]
Lisa MacNeil saw these young pipers from the Isle of Barra playing at a community event on Borve Machair. [Lisa MacNeil]
Roddy Simpson captured this colourful scene at the mass start of the Linlithgow 10k. [Roddy Simpson]
Andrew Briggs took this incredible picture of The Drongs in Shetland. [Andrew Briggs]
Mark Coles said this picture showed the unique character of the Barras Market in Glasgow [Mark Coles]
Glenys Norquay found herself locked in a staring contest with a young roe deer - a perfect moment during her walk in Liberton, Edinburgh. [Glenys Norquay]
Hazel Thomson came across this beautifully kitted out bicycle in Fort William High Street. [Hazel Thomson ]
Some sheep in Ayrshire by Katey Munn [Katey Munn]
Kay Ringwood loved Crawick Multiverse, near Sanquhar in Dumfries and Galloway. [Kay Ringwood]
Not mush room for them: Alistair Murphy took this picture of mushrooms growing on an old tree stump while out walking through woodland in Craiglockhart, Edinburgh. [Alistair Murphy]
William Warnock took this picture on the route of the Antonine Wall on Croy Hill in Kilsyth. [William Warnock]
Paul Bradley saw this white-tailed eagle on the Isle of Mull. [Paul Bradley]
Aileen Gillies had a lovely start to October on the Crinan canal at Cairnbaan. [Aileen Gillies]
Pat Christie saw this pretty shop window in North Berwick celebrating the arrival of autumn. [Pat Christie]
Mahesh Dananjaya captured 'Edinburgh at its finest' at Salisbury Crags. [Mahesh Dananjaya]
Helen Baird saw these two wood pigeons sharing breakfast in Greenock. [Helen Baird ]
Gary Marsh had a 'lovely autumnal walk' above Loch Tay, before dropping down to Kenmore to watch the sunset through this bridge. [Gary Marsh]
Claire Glasgow took this shot of her son taking a photo of the sunset from his paddle board at Lochcarron. [Claire Glasgow]
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