Your pictures of Scotland: 9 - 16 November

Apple trees in Claire MacDonald's garden, in Forfar, are ready for harvest. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews

Allan Bovill, from Glasgow, saw a farmer on the Isle of Skye clearing hay bales from the roadside. They had just been delivered by an articulated lorry and would keep his livestock going through the winter.

Blaize Martin was out for a brisk walk when she came across people flying kites in Arbroath.

The Royal British Legion's service of remembrance at Grangemouth Cenotaph on Remembrance Day. John Girvan, from Camelon in Falkirk, said he was honoured to take the photo.

Contrasting colours of Marischal College and the sky above prompted Matthew Moore, from Aberdeen, to reach for his camera.

Colourful leaves in Ross Hall Park were photographed by Carol Ann McGlynn from Glasgow.

Stuart and Matthew took a well earned break while climbing Stob Coire Sgreamhach and Bidean nam Bian in Glen Coe on Saturday. Craig Martin said they also saw the stag of the Lost Glen.

The 40th Aberdeen (Mannofield) Brownies raised £42.75 by using pennies to make a Pudsey for Children in Need.

The switch on of the Christmas lights drew the crowds, including Brendan Murphy from Coatbridge, to George Square, Glasgow.

Willie Wilson was on a supply ship in the North Sea on Thursday morning when he saw the sunrise creating this sun dog effect.

How many rings on the log in Rannoch Forest? Paul Flatley's wife Helen counted 50.

A rainbow over locks along the Caledonian Canal. David Linkie was on holiday with family and friends in Fort Augustus.

Lulu enjoyed a birthday drink, said owner Elaine Malcolm from Bishopton.

Around 60 waxwings descended on a rowan tree in Dave Marley's front garden in Gairloch.

Finn, a 10-month-old Newfoundland pup, on Meigle beach near Skelmorlie.