A rescue operation was launched after a woman fell at a Perthshire beauty spot on Tuesday afternoon.
Firefighters, police and paramedics were called to the Birks of Aberfeldy at 3.20pm on Tuesday, following reports of people in the water just after 3pm.
A woman, believed in the her 80s, is said to have fallen down an embankment at the popular walking spot.
A man, believed to be her husband, is said to have attempted to rescue her before becoming stuck himself.
The woman was taken from The Birks area on a stretcher.
Both were taken to hospital following the rescue. They are said to have suffered minor injuries.
A police spokesman said: "A lady fell down an embankment and her husband tried to grab her and he's fallen in. They have gone to hospital.
"The call came to us at 3.10pm."
A fire service spokeswoman said two crews – one from Pitlochry and another from Dunkeld – were called to the scene. A line rescue unit and aerial team were also requested.
She added: "We still do have crews on the scene. There has been one casualty rescued from The Birks and handed over to the ambulance.
"We just helped the ambulance move (the casualty)."
