Buds disappearing completely or hollowed out often indicates birds (finches, sparrows). Caterpillars leave frass and are visible.
Tie strips of reflective tape or lightweight fabric to one section of the climber. If those buds survive while others vanish, birds are the culprits.
Netting, scare devices, or providing alternative food sources can reduce bird damage.
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