Sweet . . . thanks Keith . . . I'll have a look at the additional images in the link you provided.

I'll move these over to the guide page and change the titles asap. Alsao, I took several more photos of this one, so if they are needed in the guide page, just let me know.

I never tire of seeing this magnificent beast.
They are plenty in Quebec. In one particularly active night, i saw more than 50 in the exact same spot ( UV trap).
A quick look at the antenae give me absolute certitude that this one was a male. Anyway, that late at night i would have said male without any pictures at all, since the femalle tend to fly much earlier in the night, very close to sunset habitually.
This is no perfect rule and you may find female at other time too, but let's say that a Luna seen after midnight is very likely to be a male.

I'll have to keep on the look out for some females in this area as well.

Thanks for the comments.