As no-one has yet ventured to guess, as I am briefly back in the UK I will offer my instinctive IDs (i.e. without detailed analysis as no reference books available), even though ID on upperside alone is often not possible.
9777: very worn, but very likely male armoricanus.
9782: female serratulae, based largely on the lack of markings especially on the lower half of the forewing, and the very weakly marked hindwing.
9826: probably a female alveus, possibly serratulae but maybe too heavily marked for female serratulae, I feel. Probably easier to ID in the field as alveus is (usually, but not always) noticeably larger than serratulae.
I have started to look into this complex area, and will continue when I am back in the UK in October, armed with dozens of
Pyrgus photos where I have both upper and undersides of the same individual. If you are interested:
http://www.butterfliesoffrance.com/Pyrg ... cation.htm
My wife can slip into a coma on just hearing the word
Pyrgus…