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Date
IP Address
2015-03-11
65.254.250.114
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ClassC
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2024-08-29
65.254.227.224
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ClassC
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Port 80
HTTP/1.1 200 OKDate: Sat, 10 Aug 2024 22:57:09 GMTContent-Type: text/htmlContent-Length: 19504Connection: keep-aliveServer: ApacheLast-Modified: Thu, 08 Aug 2024 05:09:13 GMTAccept-Ranges: bytesCache- !DOCTYPE html>HTML>BODY>link relshortcut icon hreffavicon.ico typeimage/x-icon>this goes into htdocs at POWWEB and is changed to index>title>Biggs Wildlife Pond/title>meta nameDescription contentThe on-line guide for building ponds for Wildlife.>meta nameKeywords contentwildlife, pond, Ponds, nature, native plants, mountain ponds, mountain pond, habitat, Dragonfly, dragonflies, Damselfly, wildlife pond image, damselflies, Odonata, California, Anisoptera, Zygoptera, entomology, photos, pictures, images, scans, field guide, book, identification, insects, life history, key>body backgroundBKGRD.JPG bgpropertiesfixed text#000000 vlink#f00000> CENTER>FONT Size3>head>h1>center>Welcome to the Biggs Wildlife Ponds/center>/h1>/head>P aligncenter>font size-1>Looking for a hrefhttp://bigsnest.powweb.com/southwestdragonflies/> Southwest Odonata/A> or a hrefhttp://bigsnest.members.sonic.net/Pond/dragons/> California Odonata /A>? Click on name/font>P aligncenter>Learn about our wildlife pond in Sebastopol, CA and our off-the-grid pond in McCloud, CATABLE>TR>TD>center>image border3 SRCpond2004cover.jpg ALTPOND 2004>font size+2>center>i>B>Our first pond, Sebastopol, CA, BR>in its 8th year, April 2004/I>/B>/font>/center>/TD>TD> center>image border3 srcMcCloudPond.jpg altMcCloud Pond>p>font size+2>center>i>B> Our 2nd pond, off the grid in McCloud, CA, BR>in its 8th year, April 2014/font>/center>/TD>/TR>/TABLE>center>/i>font size+1>p>B>Weve built our pond in our Sebastopol, California backyard, in the hole that was left when we took down our above ground pool (the deep end was dug in). Weve used almost all native plants. A lot of the fun in building this pond has been finding the plants, identifying them, and just seeing what will survive and what wont. Weve also collected our own rocks. One of our biggest joys is seeing all the `critters our pond supports, especially the dragonflies!BR> We encourage everyone to consider putting in a pond for wildlife.BR> font colorgreen>It is a real joy./FONT>/B>HR>P aligncenter>Watch an HOUR l
Port 443
HTTP/1.1 200 OKDate: Sat, 10 Aug 2024 22:57:09 GMTContent-Type: text/htmlContent-Length: 19504Connection: keep-aliveServer: ApacheLast-Modified: Thu, 08 Aug 2024 05:09:13 GMTAccept-Ranges: bytesCache- !DOCTYPE html>HTML>BODY>link relshortcut icon hreffavicon.ico typeimage/x-icon>this goes into htdocs at POWWEB and is changed to index>title>Biggs Wildlife Pond/title>meta nameDescription contentThe on-line guide for building ponds for Wildlife.>meta nameKeywords contentwildlife, pond, Ponds, nature, native plants, mountain ponds, mountain pond, habitat, Dragonfly, dragonflies, Damselfly, wildlife pond image, damselflies, Odonata, California, Anisoptera, Zygoptera, entomology, photos, pictures, images, scans, field guide, book, identification, insects, life history, key>body backgroundBKGRD.JPG bgpropertiesfixed text#000000 vlink#f00000> CENTER>FONT Size3>head>h1>center>Welcome to the Biggs Wildlife Ponds/center>/h1>/head>P aligncenter>font size-1>Looking for a hrefhttp://bigsnest.powweb.com/southwestdragonflies/> Southwest Odonata/A> or a hrefhttp://bigsnest.members.sonic.net/Pond/dragons/> California Odonata /A>? Click on name/font>P aligncenter>Learn about our wildlife pond in Sebastopol, CA and our off-the-grid pond in McCloud, CATABLE>TR>TD>center>image border3 SRCpond2004cover.jpg ALTPOND 2004>font size+2>center>i>B>Our first pond, Sebastopol, CA, BR>in its 8th year, April 2004/I>/B>/font>/center>/TD>TD> center>image border3 srcMcCloudPond.jpg altMcCloud Pond>p>font size+2>center>i>B> Our 2nd pond, off the grid in McCloud, CA, BR>in its 8th year, April 2014/font>/center>/TD>/TR>/TABLE>center>/i>font size+1>p>B>Weve built our pond in our Sebastopol, California backyard, in the hole that was left when we took down our above ground pool (the deep end was dug in). Weve used almost all native plants. A lot of the fun in building this pond has been finding the plants, identifying them, and just seeing what will survive and what wont. Weve also collected our own rocks. One of our biggest joys is seeing all the `critters our pond supports, especially the dragonflies!BR> We encourage everyone to consider putting in a pond for wildlife.BR> font colorgreen>It is a real joy./FONT>/B>HR>P aligncenter>Watch an HOUR l
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