A body has been found in the search for an American tourist who disappeared while walking in the Scottish Highlands.
Police trawled the Glencoe area this weekend in the hunt for Timothy Rosser, 60, after he was reported missing earlier in the week.
A body was eventually found at around 6.50pm on Sunday, although formal identification has yet to take place.
Police Scotland said: 'Formal identification has yet to take place however, the family of Timothy Rosser, 60, who had been reported missing from the area, has been informed.
'The death is not believed to be suspicious, and a report will be submitted to the Procurator Fiscal.'
Mr Rosser was last seen leaving his hotel in Edinburgh in a black MG hire car which was later spotted in Glencoe last Tuesday.
The Glencoe valley is a particularly steep-sided stretch of the Highlands, popular among mountaineers aiming to scale the likes of Buachaille Etive Mor and Bidean nam Bian.
The news comes a day after another walker's body was found in the Highlands.
A body has been found in the search for American tourist Timothy Rosser, pictured, who disappeared while walking in the Scottish Highlands
The news comes a day after the body of Adam Chalmers, pictured, was found in the Highlands
Police said the family of Adam Chalmers, 36, who had been reported missing while in the Ben Lawers mountain range, have been informed.
'Adam's family wishes to thank Police Scotland, Tayside Mountain Rescue, RAF Mountain Rescue and all the agencies involved in the searches,' the force said.
'There are not believed to be any suspicious circumstances and a report will be submitted to the Procurator Fiscal.'
He had been planning to climb three Munros - mountains over 3000 feet - Meall Greigh, Meall Garbh and An Stuc - and began his walk at 9.15am on Saturday.
The last contact from him was around 12.40pm when he messaged to say he had completed two Munros and had one to go.