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Every closed hyperbolic geodesic $\gamma$ on the triply--punctured sphere $M=\widehat{{\mathbb C}} - \{0,1,\infty\}$ has a self--intersection number$I(\gamma) \ge 1$ and a combinatorial length $L(\gamma) \ge 2$, the latterdefined by the number of times $\gamma$ passes through the upper halfplane.  In this paper we show that $\delta(\gamma) = I(\gamma) - L(\gamma) \ge -1$for all closed geodesics; and that for each fixed $\delta$, the number ofgeodesics with invariants $(\delta,L)$ is given exactly by a quadraticpolynomial $p_\delta(L)$ for all $L \ge 4 + \delta$.

Almost simple geodesics on the triply punctured sphere