Wasp Moth

That will be a hard one! I think it is an Arctiidae, Ctenuchinae, not Sesiidae. Wing and body form are different. At first sight it was a Dinia aeagrus, but it is most probably not, since there is no "white" body segment in Dinia as I can see in yours, however, the rest would fit quite well for Dinia aeagrus, besides the little bit stronger red hairs you might see in some of the pictures of Dinia aeagrus and unfortunately a red margin on the forewings. But the white body, ts, ts... There are some other genus which looks similar: Autochloris sp.(cuma??) or Aethria sp.. Sorry, can't get closer at the moment.

It's a clear-winged moth (Family Sesiidae). Beautiful shots!