Sea stirred up at Latheronwheel, Caithness

Lybster light getting a wash down today

Steve (Strong Thermal Emission Velocity Enhancement) put in a brief appearance in the south east near to Orion

It's not often that you can capture Orion and the aurora together in Scotland, Broubster looking south

More aurora tonight at Loch Calder, far north of Scotland

Aurora all around, north, south, east and west from Sandside beach, north Scotland

Loch Calder aurora and milkyway panorama

Frosty night in the north of Scotland

Sunset at the north end of Loch Calder

A bit of a show between the clouds in the north of Scotland

A lot of greylags about. They will be happy with the thaw to save them hanging about sheep feeding stations.

Aurora dissipated by the clouds in the far north of Scotland

Stonechat, wren and plover down by the beach

A white, frosty night last night in the north of Scotland

Last light on Hoy, Orkney

Moonlight between the snow showers

Feeding time

A windy, wintery start to the day

60% daylight moon

In flight at Loch Watten, Caithness

The girls out and about

Broubster sunrise, north Sotland

Getting a jump start on Spring

Last light of the day

End of the day, Christmas Eve

A wee bit of colour at Sandside, Caithness

Syre kirk at night, north Scotland

Orion rising in the early Solstice hours

Sunrise at Westfield, Caithness

Clouds lit by a flash of lightning which struck off the west coast of Mainland, Orkney the other night.

A bit of sky fire this morning at home

Aurora fighting with the clouds at Thurso golf club

Milky way and a touch of green

Oyster catcher flyby

Sunrise moonset

A wee wren among the kelp

Skies in Caithness Scotland, separated by 12 hours and 180 degrees.

Brough Bay on the north Caithness coast looking towards the Orkney Isles. Three focal lengths, 50mm, 24mm and 14mm.

Steve put in a brief appearance on the north coast of Scotland. Like the few other times I've witnessed this it showed to the west of the main display.

Daylight moon

Starlink satellite train on Monday evening. A 28 shot composite to show the passage of the satellites over a 4 minute period as they head to their ultimate orbiting height. It is getting increasingly rare to capture a nightscape without one or more satellites intruding.

Stars showing the rotation of the earth in the north of Scotland

A meteor flash in the north of Scotland

Monitoring north coast of Scotland beach for historical escaped radioactive particles

A misty start to the day at Shebster, north Scotland

A misty Trostan cemetery this morning, Caithness north Scotland

Moon rising over Dounreay rocks, Brims and a cloud band. Scotland's north coast

Sandside burn beach tree, far north of Scotland

Badanloch boys down from the hills, north Sutherland

Loch Rosail and Ben Armine, north Sutherland