Fire crews were forced to tackle a blaze at a farm building in Fife for over 16 hours.
Several appliances were called out to the farm in the South Wynd of Colinsburgh, Leven, at 11.42pm on Saturday.
Firefighters despatched from stations across Fife fought the blaze throughout the night an morning.
It’s understood the fire occurred in a hay bale storage barn at the farm.
Nobody has been injured in the fire.
A spokesperson for the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said: “We received two reports of a fire affecting a farm building in Fife at 11.42pm on Saturday.
“A number of appliances are in attendance and are still working to extinguish the blaze.”
A Police Scotland spokesperson added: “We were called around 2.30am to a report of a fire at a farm in the Colinsburgh area of Fife.
“The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service were also in attendance.”
An update given by fire command on Sunday evening confirmed that the fire was now extinguished and that all fire crews had left the scene.
A spokesperson added: “The stop call was eventually received at 3.58pm on Sunday following the fire at a hay bale storage barn at the farm in Colinsburgh.
“The one remaining appliance that was continuing with monitoring the scene for any re-igniting of the fire has now left the scene and the fire is out.”
