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Was in Georgia (west side) for a birding hoilday in september found a few butterflies which i am not sure of if any has any ideal would be much appreciated.

A mix of Fritillaries I think the first ones are Silver washed but the green under the wing has made me unsure

Hi, AJ. Your Frits are Silver Washed and High Brown. The Blues are trickier and I'll defer on the female.

#2 could well be Idas or Silver Studded, and your Pierid looks like 'normal' Clouded yellow.

Hi,
I was in Georgia last summer to search for butterflies and it is a very challenging country to do so. It would help a bit if you could tell more or less at what location/height you made these observations.
Your blues are in my opinion Lysandra corydonius, which replaces Chalkhill blue Lysandra coridonin Transcaucasia (although I would see an underside picture from the female to be sure on that one). It looks a bit as a crossing between adonis blue & chalkhill blue. Except your second picture, that is a fresh male Short-tailed Blue Cupido argiades.
The Pieris indeed is a normal clouded yellow Colias crocea and I second David on the fritillaries.
cheers
Pieter

Thanks for the reply the bottoms blues and the top one were taken at roughly the same spot 43.040N 42.501E E at a height of 1386.4 according to my photo data. 2nd Top Blue was taken at 41 36.30 N 41 34.70 E 11.1 height .I am afraid did't get many images as this was just a quick stop thanks for the help,

Andrew