'Port portrait' sent in by Liz Rodger, taken at Port Angus in Montrose. [Liz Rodger]
The "infamous Barrowlands in all her glory, lit up2 said Adele Carlin-Paterson who sent in this photo. [Adele Carlin-Paterson]
A moment of calm reflection: Bill Cameron from Lochaber sent into this photo taken at the River Lochy. [Bill Cameron]
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." [Allison McMahon]
Mervyn Rendall sent in this photo of a stunning purple and orange sunrise captured in Shapinsay on Orkney. [Mervyn Rendall]
Kelly Robson took this photo during a recent hike with two friends at Stob an Eas near Lochgoilhead in Argyll. [Kelly Robson]
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. [Pauline McIntyre]
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. [Daniel Goddard]
Emma Sutherland took this photo of the sun peaking through the clouds at Bizzyberry Hill in Biggar [Emma Sutherland]
Chasing sunrises: Clayer Currie ventured to Elie in Fife to catch the sun rising over East Lothian in the distance [Clayer Currie]
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. [Daniel White]
Michael Donoghue from East Lothian took this photo of a piper busking near Princes Street in Edinburgh. [Michael Donoghue]
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". [Alice MacLennan]
Karen McLeod's dog Scobby "having a ball" at Troon Beach. [Karen McLeod]
"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. [Hugh Maxwell]
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." [Alan Rankin]
Skating lessons: Lorna Donaldson captured this photo of some birds taking an impromptu ice skating lesson in Causewayhead, Stirling. [Lorna Donaldson]
Ernest Boath from Airlie took this spooky shot in Ruthven, Angus on his way to work. [Ernest Boath]
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. [Lee Ansett]
A "fiery sunrise over Fife", said Danica Pinto who sent in this photo. [Danica Pinto]
A view through the window of Findlater Castle on the Aberdeenshire coast sent in by Ian Knight. [Ian Knight]
Simon Schwesig took this photo of his friend Jesse while on the final ascent to Aonach Beag in the Highlands. [Simon Schwesig]
Colin Eccles took this moody looking image from over his garden wall in Ruthven near Huntly. [Colin Eccles]
A second horsey shot this week, this one sent in by Marlyn McInnes from Perthshire as she sat and watched them eat breakfast. [Marlyn McInnes]
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