Display DNS cache

In windows, you can view your DNS cache by typing "ipconfig /displaydns". When trying to figure out how to do this on a Mac, I found the command "dscacheutil -cachedump" to be useful, however it's not showing me the exact domains like windows does. I actually want to see what names were resolved, like www.google.com, www.yahoo.com, etc. Is there a way to see this data, or have they changed something in the version of OSX that I am using that prevents this? I am on 10.6.8 . Please see the output I get below from the example command:

sudo dscacheutil -cachedump -entries user

DirectoryService Cache Overview:

AAAA Queries - Disabled (link-local IPv6 addresses)

Cache Size - 28

Entry count by category:

Group - 21

Service - 1

User - 6

Cache entries (ordered as stored in the cache):

Category Best Before Last Access Hits Refs TTL Neg DS Node

---------- ------------------ ------------------ -------- ------ -------- ----- ---------

User 09/29/11 19:31:41 09/29/11 18:31:41 2 1 3600 /Local/Default

Key: pw_gecos:Location Daemon

Key: pw_name:_locationd

Key: pw_uid:205

User 09/29/11 19:32:20 09/29/11 18:59:11 7 1 3600 /Local/Default

Key: pw_gecos:(i removed this to protect my name)

Key: pw_name:(same here)

User 09/29/11 19:59:36 09/29/11 18:59:36 0 1 3600 /Local/Default

Key: pw_gecos:Spotlight

Key: pw_name:spotlight

Key: pw_name:_spotlight

Key: pw_uid:89

User 09/29/11 20:00:23 09/29/11 19:00:34 3 1 3600 /Local/Default

Key: pw_name:root

User 09/29/11 19:43:54 09/29/11 19:00:09 12 1 3600 /Local/Default

Key: pw_uid:0

User 09/29/11 19:27:20 09/29/11 19:00:34 125 1 3600 /Local/Default

Key: pw_uid:40645

This is fine, bug where are the actual domains that have been resolved? Is there more to the command that I need to type? Do we have to dig down to the indivivual entries somehow? Has the feature I'm looking for been removed in the latest release of Snow Leopard?

Thanks for any help.