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Jason Alexander

Jason Alexander is a keen amateur wildlife photographer and contributor to Space For Nature.


	Details

Jason has always been a keen amateur wildlife photographer, but working full time as a production manager for a professional photographic flash manufacturer he never had time to fully explore all the possibilities open for observing the creatures that visited his garden.

After snapping his Achilles tendon playing badminton he found he had more than enough time to experiment with different methods of observing the wildlife around him. After a great deal of research, and with the help of his brother, he has developed a range of easy to use camera kits that can help the keen wildlife gardener enjoy the secret lives of the many creatures they have worked so hard to attract (see Wig Wam Wild Cams).


	Contact

Email Jason Alexander: jason.alexanderwigwamgroup.co.uk.


	Features

Watching Garden Wildlife
Attracting wildlife to your garden is all very well, but are there things you can do to increase your enjoyment of it once it arrives? Jason Alexander talks about the exciting new technique of video surveillance.


	Gallery

Robin fledgling
Robin fledgling (Erithacus rubecula).

Collard dove in Clematis
Collard dove (Streptopelia decaocto) wonderfully framed by Clematis montana.

Great tit fledgling
Great tit fledgling (Parus major).

Long-tailed tit fledglings
A charming group of fledgling long-tailed tits (Aegithalos caudatus).

Male Stag Beetle
The largest British beetle - the amazing stag beetle (Lucanus cervus). The large mandibles (known as 'antlers for obvious reasons') mark this out as a male.

Grey squirel
Terrific close-up shot of a grey squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis).

Grass snake closeup
Wonderful closeup shot of a beautiful grass snake (Natrix natrix). You may be lucky enough to have these animals visit your garden pond or compost heap.

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