Macroglossum multifascia
The striped pattern of the forewing distinguishes this species from other Macroglossum. Upperside dark chocolate brown. Head and thorax uppersides with a greyish flush. Abdomen upperside with one yellow transverse spot situated on 3rd segment, a white dorso-lateral spot on 4th, and some white scaling on the posterior segments; side tufts tipped with white; tail chocolate tawny in the male, paler in the female. Forecoxae and underside of palp dirty grey, with a mixture of black and white scales. Abdomen underside pale rusty brown, the middle darker brown and shaded with grey; tail paler than upperside. Forewing upperside with 3 lines present in basal half; 3 parallel discal lines present, curving costad anteriorly; a scalloped postdiscal line is distinct in the female, but barely vestigial in the male; the spaces between the basal lines and between the discal lines more or less white; a conspicuous white submarginal line present in the male anterior to vein M1. Both wings undersides pale rusty brown on disc, the brown distal border prominent. Hindwing upperside yellow band not interrupted, broader in the female than in the male. Hindwing underside suffused with yellow from base to marginal band in female; less extensively yellow in the male.
Male genitalia: Valve without stridulatory scales. Harpe small, the process straight, horizontal, obtuse, finger-shaped, but more conical. Phallus with cornuti apically rounded.