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Thank you all for your replies. The picture actually is a video still, which was made using a digital camera mounted on a telescope at a distance of about 50 metres. This set-up I normally use to observe birds, but it apparently it also works for tegu's! Attached you'll find another video still.
Some weeks ago I saw the creature as shown on the attached picture in Suriname. I guess it is a tegu, but I wonder which species this is?
In Suriname, the local people seem to call it a sapakara, but since they call any species of bird with some yellow in it a grietjebie, I don't think this...