The video taken from the front seat of a vehicle travelling down a street shows a mob of at least 10 emus walking down a road in Cobar, west of Dubbo.

Posted to Facebook on Wednesday evening by Interrelate, the video has already been viewed more than 30,200 times and shared more than 460 times.

“Today’s traffic proudly brought to us by the emus of Cobar, New South Wales,” Interrelate said in its caption on the social media platform.

As the widespread drought bites in across the region, more people are reporting seeing kangaroos and emus in town.

Recently, kangaroos have been seen on Charles Sturt University’s Bathurst campus, while another roo nicknamed ‘Roid Roo’ for its huge size has been seen around the streets of South Orange.

While in May, mid-way through the league tag game between the Spacecats and Nyngan at Parkes’ Pioneer Oval, a kangaroo bounded down the middle of the field.

Have you seen a kangaroos or emu in suburban streets where you live? Email it to nadine.morton@fairfaxmedia.com.au or share it viz the Facebook link below.