With all the earthquake activity going on right now many volcanos have become more active. Mt Etna in Sicily is one of them and I found this streaming video feed from the south side of the mountain.

https://www.skylinewebcams.com/en/webcam...a-sud.html

Whoa....it's dark there.
I'll look at it again later when it's light out there.

They don't seem to be too concerned. There was a bunch of hikers on the feed today.

There's a continuous lava flow off Etna and they use it to make lava ashtrays with the word ETNA on them to sell as souvenirs.

Tonight I can't even see the lava, the inconsiderate bastards should put some lights on it for me.

You can't see anything but smoke rising out of the top of the crater. No lava flow on this side of the volcano. The camera is pretty far away too. Italy is like 7 hours ahead of us, so take a peek in the mornings.

Last night I could see lava or maybe hot ash (it was orange) after dark.

You can best see what's going on in the evening here.
Then it's contrasted against the dark sky becase it's the wee hours of the morning there. (About 8 hrs time difference)

I got nuttin but black again. Cheap bastards need some lights.

If you're getting just black it's not active. It's just oozing lava down the track on the north side.

A couple of nights ago it was popping molten lava up into the air.

At night I get a play button and a black screen. Are you getting that at night twist? If so, it's not the camera showing anything at all, meaning it's not night and no lights. The thing just isn't streaming live when it does that. I'ma keep trying. All I see during the day is people walking the mountain and what looks like a tower (on the left) for a ski lift and wires which are either a lift or electricity.