From the sight of geese returning to traditional folklore and, of course, autumn leaves, these are some of the sights, customs and traditions that summer in Scotland is coming to an end. Thanks to Scottish Wildlife Trust for their contributions.
5. Lucky cheese
Traditionally, to mark Lammas Day, a piece of "removal cheese" was made from the last day's milk to give to the children for luck in the coming months. Photo: shutterstock
6. No fire
On Lammas Day, it was forbidden that any materials to make a fire should leave the house. It was feared that anyone who took the fire would also take the goodness from the milk of the cows of that home. Photo: Shutterstock
7. Moving cattle
Cattle are often brought down from summer pasture, which signals the start of autumn. Photo: Shutterstock
8. Seasonal storms
Autumn can see Atlantic storms sweeping in and these westerly blows can be seen as a sign of the changing season. Photo: other