Do we receive less blue light during blueshifted?

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Do we receive less blue light during blueshifted?

Referring to following images, I would like to know on whether we receive less blue light during blueshifted or not.

During the blueshifted, the dark line is moving to left (blue color). On the other words, there are less chance on receiving blue light during blueshifted, because more dark lines are moving to the left and block the blue wavelength on light spectrum, therefore we would receive less blue wavelength, would it be correct or not?

Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions

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