Recent lighthouse keepers David and Lori Dial work to install the new interactive web cameras atop Five Finger Lighthouse.
Two high-quality interactive web cameras have recently been installed atop Five Finger Lighthouse – one of the world's most renowned humpback whale watching locations.
The Five Finger Lighthouse Society (FFLS) installed a similar camera earlier this year at the lower boathouse level. Now, there are two more atop the lighthouse – one facing north, one south.
The FFLS is a Petersburg-based non-profit organization. All summer, the lighthouse is maintained by volunteer keepers, who stay in the lighthouse for around two weeks.
The keepers give tours, work on maintenance projects, and enjoy the scen...
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GAIL CONAWAY writes:
I down loaded the CamHip app but still get the same. Asking for device QR code. The code in the paper say expired or can't be found.
07/06/2026, 11:43 am
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Nathan Cahoon writes:
I scanned the codes and couldn't get it to work. Some of the codes said expired. Is it an ip, wireless, 4g, nvr?
07/06/2026, 8:25 am
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Nathan Cahoon writes:
Sorry just found the second picture
07/06/2026, 8:22 am
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Nathan Cahoon writes:
Where can we find the QR codes?
07/06/2026, 8:21 am
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