Hippotion saclavorum
A small, brown species similar to Hippotion balsaminae but with shorter and more rounded forewings. Abdomen upperside with dorsal and subdorsal longitudinal lines only very weakly indicated. Forewing upperside with full complement of postmedial lines, of which the fifth is the heaviest, the sixth the next heaviest and the first to fourth equally narrow and inconspicuous. Hindwing upperside dark brown with the pale brown medial band clearly visible only near the tornus. FWL: 23 mm (average).
Male genitalia: Uncus rather stout, weakly sinuate; gnathos short and broad, rounded apically, but medially produced into a point; harpe long, horizontal, thin, subcylindrical, pointed, weakly upcurved apically; phallus apical process dentate along distal and proximal edges on the left and on the distal edge only on the right.