A vengeful crow started harassing a woman who threw away the bird's collection of chicken bones.

Office worker Coarsely Petin said she smelled a foul odor coming from one of the pails in their terrace a day before. When she went to inspect the source, she found several chicken bones inside, which she immediately disposed of.

However, the evile crow then began taking revenging by glaring outside her door. She recorded the aggressive bird cawing loudly while attacking the glass door of their office in Boracay, the Philippines.

Petin said: 'I was baffled since no one was staying or eating at the office.'

She said the crow began pestering her after the incident, the bird even destroying some of the decorative potted plants on their terrace.

Petin added: 'He comes at around 8 in the morning, and again at 1 in the afternoon. He must be really mad at me.'

Researchers have previously studied the ability of crows, ravens, and other members of the corvid family to hold grudges and remember human faces.

According to a study crows can remember the human faces who capture them and have the ability to hold grudges for up to two years.