Transparent “windowpane” holes with silvery-gray tissue are classic rose slug (sawfly larvae) damage. They feed on leaf undersides, eating green tissue between veins. Look for small, slimy, greenish caterpillars.
One generation per year; damage is cosmetic, not fatal.
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