Your Pictures of Scotland: 12 -19 November

Tara Grey sent in this photograph she took of the morning sunrise over her garden in Gordon in the Scottish Borders.

Brian Scott took this picture of his friends, Gary, Ian and Shaun walking the West Highland Way - he said the 96-mile walk took them five days.

John Wishart managed to capture the Northern Lights dancing over the Kirbister Loch in Orphir, Orkney.

Ken Anthony from Clachnaharry, near Inverness, took this picture of fishing boats at Fraserburgh Harbour.

Gary Cousin photographed this image at the Rangers v Aberdeen SPL game at Ibrox, the day before Remembrance Sunday.

Scott Donald from Peterhead took this shot of Aberdeen Beach in the early morning on his way to work.

A surfer making the most of the surf at Aberdeen, taken by Dave Clark from Glasgow.

Chandra the Sumatran Tiger got up close and personal with Joanne Hynd, while she was on a visit to Edinburgh Zoo.

Graham Macpherson captured his friend throwing a snowball at him while they were climbing on Schiehallion in the Highlands.

Scott Blair from Bellshill photographed his dogs, Jorja (on the left) and Molly, at the trig point on Meikle Bin, in the Kilsyth Hills.

Alistair Cameron took this picture on approach to Edinburgh as he returned home for a visit from America, where he now lives.

Waiting for cake crumbs, Christine Axon captured this robin in her garden in Tranent, East Lothian.

Graham Lynch liked this peaceful scene of the war memorial in Inverary on Remembrance Sunday.

Jeff Hattie from East Renfrewshire sent in this picture of his hill-walking buddies, who were enjoying the first snow of the season on the slopes of Beinn an Dothaidh.

David Warburton from Errol, Perthshire, sent in this photograph of an unusually-crisp crescent moon.