This is NOT the wreck of the two lightships; see my previous comments for coordinates of the photo's approximate location. This wreck was (since removed) located just south of the Jules Wijdenbosch Bridge in Paramaribo, while the wrecks of the lightships are nearly twenty miles to the south of where this photo was taken.

Definitely two different vessels. Looking in older Google Earth imagery, I find the "FLAMINGO" from Captain Ted's photo located on the east bank at coordinates 5.790827 N, 55.149397 W, while the vessel in this photo is on the west bank at coordinates 5.786744 N, 55.159859 W.

I see no evidence that this is the same vessel seen in Captain Ted's photo. The bow shape is different, the size seems different, and the mast configuration is different.

Many thanks for all

For the complete history see this link: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suriname-Rivier_(schip,_1910)

My first thought was the pair of ex-US lightships abandoned on the river, but these don't match up. Zooming in, the outer vessel has the appearance of what could be an ex-British or Dutch fishing vessel.

This looks like, but the one mast missing, dont think that there was one erected in meantime ?

http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=1274780

It seems to be Fishery Vessels according to a friend of mine who photographed them in 2015, but he could not establish which ones either

2 ex. Dutch light ships??

Not one, it seems there are two ships there