Ten village gardens in Blebo Craigs, North East Fife were open this weekend under Scotland's Garden Scheme. Above is the view from one of the gardens to the Lomond Hills.
Another garden includes this water-filled disused quarry, with yellow flags at the edge.
A lovely bank of wild flowers - fox-gloves, sweet rocket, poppies and lambs-lugs. 
This yellowhammer was well camoflaged amongst the bushes alongside the disused railway track in Lower Largo.
A field strip of poppies in Upper Largo.
A flowery glade of buttercups and red campion in the Serpentine Walk. 
A lovely patch of aquilegia (columbine, granny's bonnets) at the top of Massney Braes. They ranged in colour from white through pink and blue to deep purple.
An eider duck with four ducklings swimming off Largo Pier. The ducklings looked so tiny as they battled the waves.
Red campion and bluebells at the start of Keil's Den
An avenue of white cow parsley and may blossom on the trees in the Serpentine Walk.
A sea of bluebells in Keil's Den.
