GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) - Officials at the Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary say they have decided to shut down one of their public trails due to recent reports of suspected illnesses in wild waterfowl. According to a release, the public will no longer be able to access and walk around on the Raptor Trail until further notice as a way to reduce possible exposure to the birds that the sanctuary has in captivity. Saints fans take in the full Lambeau Field experience ahead of Monday night game Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary officials also say that they are no longer selling feeding corn at this time and ask those visiting the sanctuary not to bring corn to the Observation Building parking lot. At this time, to also avoid possible exposure to any illnesses to their captive birds, the sanctuary is not admitting any waterfowl patients We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding. We are working diligently to keep our captive populations safe. Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary Anyone with any waterfowl questions or concerns is asked to contact the Wisconsin Department of Resources on the wildlife hotline at 608-267-0866.