Your pictures of Scotland: 2 January - 9 January

Isla Anderson's four sheep - named Haggis, Neeps, Tatties and Skirlie - did not mind being snowed in near Foveran.
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A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 2 January and 9 January 2026.
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Petra Göpfert from Munich was impressed as the New Year celebrations in Edinburgh got 2026 off to a lively start.
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Mark Buraffati captured this snowy scene from the middle of the A93 between Banchory and Aboyne.

Chris Bell spotted this curious robin fluttering in for a winter greeting at Queen's View, Loch Tummel, in Perthshire.

This image of the sun through the trees was taken in Fettercairn in Aberdeenshire by Caitlin McLaughlin.

Brian Colston was out for a walk with his wife in Glen Coe - he said the scene brought to mind a "winter wonderland".

Li Hong took this colourful view of shops and flats in Edinburgh due to his love of Scotland.

Two swans were finding the frozen Kilmardinny Loch in Bearsden a tricky place to travel - observed by Neil Doctors.

Michelle Marie Barclay Dunbar said she feels that every day the hills in Bennachie manage to look different.

Robert Fisher's eight-year-old sprocker dog, Suzy, was enjoying the snow near to Methlick in Aberdeenshire.

The cold weather meant this long-tailed tit had feathers all puffed up in Strathyre, as spotted by Sarah Thurlbeck.

Andrew Briggs felt Loch Achtriochtan, near the village of Glencoe, looked stunning with the winter weather.

Bev Haston took advantage of the weather to build this cheerful snowman in Caithness.

Even bears feel the cold - so Nikki Swinburn made her daughter Luna's toy friend a little igloo with lights to help with the winter.

This view from above McCaig's Tower in Oban was taken over the festive period by Robert Kitchen.

Eddie Middleton went for a snowy walk in Roseisle, near Moray.

A race to the bird feeder between two sparrows and a robin was spotted by Henry Bookey in Stirling - with the sparrows getting there first.

Matt Earnshaw drives the snow plough locomotive that clears the railways during winter weather - he took this image at Glenfinnan after his shift finished.

Cheryl Tracey captured this picture of Buachaille Etive Mòr in the Highlands lit up by the sky.

This Icelandic horse appeared nonplussed by the winter weather at Fetteresso Woods in Stonehaven, as spotted by Sophie Dand.

The recent wolf moon provided such a dramatic backdrop for the Shipbuilders of Port Glasgow sculpture that Fiona Armour stopped her car to take a picture.

Robert Stevenson felt this description of a frost course at Cruden Bay Golf Club in Peterhead was a bit of an understatement.

Pat Christie was struck by the sunset at West Bay in North Berwick, on a calm winter's day.

Hollie was loving the snow in Aviemore while on a road trip, snapped by Lisa Cormack.

The freezing fog at Cupar made for an eerie image, taken by Kim Bennett.

It was a case of snowing, snowing, gone for this pile on the edge of a table in Ann Gray's garden in Huntly.

Caroline Drummond took this picture of a sunset after climbing Ben MacDui with her husband and daughter.