Odd stealth connections

Normally when I receive a a large amount of unsolicited connections I contact the server admin by email and inform them of what is going on. It this case however the whois look up is quite unhelpful.
I just tried to contact ibbs through their contact web page:
http://www.ibbs.com/contact
Can someone help explain why I would be getting so many connection attempts?
Thank you.
These connection attempts have been going on for over a week. Below is a small example of what is in my appfirewall.log:
Jul 14 03:54:09 host-xxx.xx.xxx.xxx Firewall[615]: Stealth Mode connection attempt to UDP xxx.xx.xxx.xxx:51504 from 209.55.5.10:53
Jul 14 03:54:09 host-xxx.xx.xxx.xxx Firewall[615]: Stealth Mode connection attempt to UDP xxx.xx.xxx.xxx:54474 from 209.55.5.10:53
Jul 14 03:54:10 host-xxx.xx.xxx.xxx Firewall[615]: Stealth Mode connection attempt to UDP xxx.xx.xxx.xxx:49802 from 209.55.5.10:53
Jul 14 03:54:10 host-xxx.xx.xxx.xxx Firewall[615]: Stealth Mode connection attempt to UDP xxx.xx.xxx.xxx:56003 from 209.55.5.10:53
Jul 14 03:54:10 host-xxx.xx.xxx.xxx Firewall[615]: Stealth Mode connection attempt to UDP xxx.xx.xxx.xxx:57220 from 209.55.5.10:53
Jul 14 03:54:11 host-xxx.xx.xxx.xxx Firewall[615]: Stealth Mode connection attempt to UDP xxx.xx.xxx.xxx:53124 from 209.55.5.10:53
Jul 14 03:54:11 host-xxx.xx.xxx.xxx Firewall[615]: Stealth Mode connection attempt to UDP xxx.xx.xxx.xxx:57702 from 209.55.5.10:53
Jul 14 03:54:11 host-xxx.xx.xxx.xxx Firewall[615]: Stealth Mode connection attempt to UDP xxx.xx.xxx.xxx:55762 from 209.55.5.10:53
Jul 14 03:54:21 host-xxx.xx.xxx.xxx Firewall[615]: Stealth Mode connection attempt to UDP xxx.xx.xxx.xxx:63345 from 209.55.5.10:53
Jul 14 03:54:21 host-xxx.xx.xxx.xxx Firewall[615]: Stealth Mode connection attempt to UDP xxx.xx.xxx.xxx:53568 from 209.55.5.10:53
Jul 14 03:54:22 host-xxx.xx.xxx.xxx Firewall[615]: Stealth Mode connection attempt to UDP xxx.xx.xxx.xxx:49714 from 209.55.5.10:53
whois 209.55.5.10
Integrated BroadBand Services IBBS-209-55-0-0 (NET-209-55-0-0-2) 209.55.0.0 - 209.55.7.255
Virtual Communications Corporation VCINET (NET-209-55-0-0-1) 209.55.0.0 - 209.55.31.255
Link to online whois:
http://www.networksolutions.com/whois/results.jsp?ip=209.55.5.10

They're DNS connections and they're very likely lookups of some site that has ibbs.com as their name server.
These connections are harmless - what they mean is that a DNS response came in when there was no one listening for the response, often because Safari has already acted on an answer or you have since moved on to another page while surfing.

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