Hi and welcome to the forum:
It would help if you can clarify on what devices you were looking: e.g. the camera LCD, a digital device - such as cell phone, tablet or computer. The photos you show only indicate that the two were being compared on different cameras. LCD displays on cameras are not a great means of rendering exact colour, (that's not their function) their image quality my vary a surprising amount, so for that reason, it is better to put both images on the same device.
When looking at the images from the two cameras, it would be more accurate to look at the colour histograms, which should have similar profiles - all else being equal: i.e. ISO aperture, shutter speed, mode and metering methodology.
Can you please download them to some other device and compare them? While the colour rendition of the images may be very accurate as shot, every digital device will have different display characteristics unless aligned to a standard. For that reason those who wish to do image processing and need to see exact colour rendition use a colour monitor that has been configured using a calibration device such as a Spyder, or use an Adobe colour certified monitor.
cheers, TREVOR
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