Harpy

Harpies were a race of bat-like creatures that serve the White Witch during the Hundred-Year Winter.

They gathered with ogres, goblins, minotaurs, minoboars, wolves, ankle slicers, boggles, werewolves, white tigers, polar bears, cyclopes, and hags around the Stone Table where they laughed and watched the mighty lion, Aslan, sacrifice himself to the witch. One harpy stood in front of Aslan, and flew off since it was afraid of the great lion.

During the First Battle of Beruna, many harpies flew to attack the gryphons and eagles from Aslan's Army, and tried to stop them from dropping their rocks down at the White Witch's Army. One of them grabbed a gryphon and dragged it right down to the ground. In the middle of the battle, one harpy spotted a phoenix and it flew right up to stop it from creating the wall of fire. Before it reached the Phoenix, Peter managed to kill it with a spear, and letting the phoenix sacrifice itself to create the Wall of Fire.

Harpies were only mentioned in the Disney adaption of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, and they were never seen in the books.

Trivia

 * In an earlier Version of the script for the 2005 Disney movie Adaptation of The Lion, the Witch and The Wardrobe, harpies played a bigger role with an added scene where Jadis awakened the harpies from their dwelling, a dark, twisted, corrupted tree.