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no, this is in the client side coding; ie; your HTML or Javascript. Evidently your page is pre-loading all the images in the head. I'm not one for pre-loading images at all, I know how much it irritates me when I'm browsing the net. Look for some code like;
var myImage = new Image();
myImage.src = "url/file.jpg";
Thats the code that pre-loads the images. Do what you feel is nescessary....
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