The first two pictures are from pretty high (2000+) altitude and I suspect they might be Pyrgus andromedae.
![Image](http://upload9.postimage.org/65994/XPYRandro_2708.jpg)
![Image](http://upload9.postimage.org/66000/XPYRandro_2710.jpg)
The last three I presume to belong to Pyrgus malvae/malvoides -pair, but here I'm quite unsure. If correct, it should be malvoides based on location. Of these pictures the last two are of the same individual. The altitude was ~1850 m.
![Image](http://upload9.postimage.org/66063/XPYRmalvo_2768.jpg)
![Image](http://upload9.postimage.org/66066/XPYRmalvo_2776.jpg)
![Image](http://upload9.postimage.org/66069/XPYRmalvo_2779.jpg)
Again any help is appreciated!