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Bluebell in SCROOMS: Location & Frequency

Find Bluebell in Songkeeper’s Grove: common rarity and a 45–75 Hz band. Read catch advice, compare similar entries and save local notes.

Sources reviewed 2026-10-12 Independent guideBy Scrooms.app
SCROOMS CREATURE GUIDECommon

Bluebell

Songkeeper’s Grove · 45–75 Hz

Rarity
Common
Reported frequency
45–75 Hz
Area
Songkeeper’s Grove
Collection
Manual local record

Where Bluebell is reported

The Bluebell guide documents the creature in Songkeeper’s Grove, with successful catches around the spawn-area grass. [source] Equip your instrument and complete the timing, tuning and catch-zone stages. Confirm Bluebell on the finished catch result; a nearby creature or a frequency match alone is not a completed capture.

The source reports common rarity and a 45–75 Hz reference band. Use your game’s current Index if a displayed value differs. The illustrated bands below compare the registered data, not the appearance of a creature.

Bluebell frequency: what overlaps?

Bluebell frequency comparison. Common / Songkeeper’s Grove / 45–75 Hz
Reported Index bands. Read the catch name; an overlapping band cannot select a species.
Comparison of source-reported frequency bands
SpeciesRarityReference band
BluebellCommon45–75 Hz
GloombellCommon30–50 Hz
AcornubUncommon37.5–62.5 Hz
FaebudWondrous37.5–62.5 Hz

Bluebell’s 45–75 Hz band overlaps Gloombell, Acornub and Faebud. Its Common rarity remains Common even when its reading is higher than another creature’s. A larger Hz value does not by itself establish rarity, sale value or catch difficulty.

A Common creature with overlapping higher bands

No Bluebell-specific request is documented in this reference. Check your own Quest Log and Julian’s current quote before deciding to sell. [source]

Keep a specimen needed by an active quest before selling a batch. The selling guide explains which inventory is included in a quote.

Record your Bluebell catch

  1. Read the named result

    Confirm Bluebell, then copy the actual frequency rather than substituting the band midpoint.

  2. Keep tone labels separate

    Record Melodic, Harmonic or Resonant only when shown. One creature may carry multiple labels; one species mark does not represent every tone.

  3. Check the in-game Index

    Compare the species entry and tone dates with the result. Then save a Bluebell catch record or use the manual mark above.

Good questions, clear answers.

Is every high-frequency creature Rare?

No. Bluebell is listed as Common. Frequency and rarity are separate fields, and multiple species can share part of a band.

Does this page show exact odds or a fixed selling price?

No verified probability or fixed sale-price table is available in this entry. Read the current merchant quote and keep your personal sample separate from game-wide odds.

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Sources & review notes

Reviewed October 12, 2026. Game facts below are source-reported, not independently play-tested by this site. A link is not an endorsement.

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