In all of the vultures feasts that frequently occurs during the great wildebeest migration, there is always a marabou stork, and only one. When it comes to birds than other occasions their behavior is gregarious, but they don't like to share these great food findings

When the wildebeest great migration arrive to Masai Mara, the area becomes a haven for large predators, having lot of food available, but not just for them. Rüppell´s vultures feed almost exclusively on carrion left by the animals that hunt preys. They always feed in groups, which also bind white-backed vultures (Gyps africanus) and very often a marabou stork (Leptoptilos crumeniferus) . Then it can be observed the vultures` unique and colorful fights between them when approaching the carcass to eat, although there is usually enough food for everyone. (1/3)

In Maasai Mara, among other vultures, you can see the impresive-looking lappet-faced vulture