The Land Birds of Southeast Brazil by Heinz Remold is a three CD set covering all the birds found in the coastal region of south east Brazil extending from the Sao Paulo State border in the south to Rio de Janiero in the north to include all species found in the Atlantic coastal forest, the Serra Paranapiacaba, the Serra do Mar, the Serra Mantiquera, adjacent intermontane valleys, and the southern portion Paranense plateau. This area has an exceptionally high degree of endemism and includes some of the world's rarest birds such as the recently rediscovered Kinglet Calyptura.

In that each species is covered with Heinz' excellent paintings plus some additional photographs and videos, up to six vocalizations and a detailed description, The Land Birds of Southeast Brazil is an excellent Field Guide to the birds of south east Brazil, easily transportable into the field in conjunction with a portable PC and containing vastly more information than could ever be included in a book. In addition to the species covered, accounts of 40 individual locations where species can be observed are given and a checklist is provided for each. Distribution maps for each species are based on these checklists. An additional 160 locations are referenced in the text and a quick map lookup for each of these is provided. A long list of publications (186) is referenced including directly accessible internet references. One-click Internet searching for additional information on each species is also included.

There is also an Information and Help Page, directly accessible from the software where users can not only get help but add useful information.

The Land Birds of Southeast Brazil is a Standalone Checklist Edition of The Birder's Notebook^TM. It installs and runs as an independent piece of software on your computer, but, if you have purchased the Standard Edition you can also use it with that software. Each species is displayed in GG SOFTWARE'S exclusive Species Page^TM format which lets you rapidly access all the species' information and facilities comparisons between species.